Category: Clean Technica
UK Takes Off The Clean Energy Gloves, Claps Back At US
The UK energy storage startup Invinity is launching its new flow battery into the global clean energy transition, Trump or no Trump.
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Essential Power Backup For Winter Storms & More
Winter storms can disrupt travel, bring heavy snow, the coldest air of the season, and the potential for power outages to become a real threat. Portable power stations offer a reliable emergency power solution, ensuring you can weather multi-day blackouts with ease. But with so many choices available, how do … [continued]
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EVIQO Level 2: Reliable Home EV Charging Solutions
EVIQO, or Electric Vehicle IQ Organization, was founded by EV enthusiasts who sought to address shortcomings they perceived in existing chargers. EVIQO employed a data-driven approach, surveying 1,800 EV owners, analyzing 12,000 charger reviews, and conducting focus groups. This research informed the design and development of the EVIPOWER. The company … [continued]
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Shocker! US Could Lead On Compressed Air Energy Storage Project
Whether it’s a malicious authoritarian plot or plain old bureaucratic bungling, President Trump has compromised air safety, public health, and national security, and capitulated to Russia, all within his first 30 days in office. That’s just the short list, and the hurts keep on coming. Nevertheless, clean energy investors still … [continued]
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Investments In Green Steel & Ammonia Plummeted In 2024
Money to clean up steel, ammonia, chemicals, and other sectors dropped by more than half in 2024 compared with 2023, according to a report by Canary Media. Global investment in efforts to decarbonize heavy industries totaled just $31 billion in 2024, making it a tough year for hydrogen-based steel making … [continued]
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