Category: Clean Technica
EPA Eliminating Public from Data Center Permitting, New California EV Incentives — Top Stories of the Week
What stories have caught the most reader attention in the past week? Here’s a weekly roundup of the top stories of the week. Interesting enough, it was a simple press release from the Sierra Club that topped the list — that was a surprise! For all of the stories, scroll … [continued]
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Are the EV Tariffs Working? Western Carmakers Shifted Production to EU, but Chinese Brands Continue to Grow — Analysis
Imports of Chinese batteries, which face virtually no tariffs, increased seven fold. The EU’s electric car tariffs succeeded in reducing the market share of EVs made in China, according to T&E analysis of the trade measures. But while the share of electric cars produced in China by western brands fell, imports … [continued]
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The Climate Deal Trump Won’t Kill
Donald Trump made his disdain for global climate action clear the day he pulled the United States out of the Paris Agreement. Since then, his administration has been on a climate bashing marathon, dismantling wind turbines, weakening fuel-efficiency standards, and scuppering an agreement on global maritime transport just a few … [continued]
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Renewable Energy Beats Fossil Fuels On Speed-To-Power (Shocker!)
The 19th “Levelized Cost of Energy+” from the leading asset manager Lazard makes a strong case for renewable energy, particularly wind and solar.
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New Jersey Welcomes Robotaxis, But Only If They Have Three Sensor Technologies
New Jersey is considering legislation that would require robotaxis to have three kinds of sensor technology and 3 years of testing.
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