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Great Wall ORA — “A Cute Little Thing”
The Great Wall ORA (Good Cat) was launched a few years ago as the cheapest electric vehicle in the Australian market. After rave reviews from the Chinese market, it was great to see it in person. We took one for a test drive and were impressed by its “retro” design. … [continued]
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One Year Since One Big “Beautiful” Bill: Fewer Jobs, Higher Bills, More Pollution
One year after Donald Trump signed the Republicans’ “One Big Beautiful Bill” into law, Americans continue to face soaring energy bills, more toxic emissions, and continued economic stability. In the last year, the Trump administration slashed over $7.5 billion in clean energy investments, killing thousands of domestic, well-paying jobs. Meanwhile, … [continued]
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New “Air” Battery Makes Larger Electric Aircraft Possible
A new solid state, lithium-air battery is on its way to pilot-scale production, offering less weight and higher energy density for electric aircraft.
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Firmus Secures 600 MW Energy Supply Agreement in South Australia, Linked to 1.2 GW of New Renewable Generation & Battery Storage
Firmus today announced a landmark 12-year wholesale energy supply agreement with Gunvor Group for 600 MW of firm electricity to support the next phase of Project Southgate, its strategy to develop large-scale AI Factory campuses across regional Australia. Under the agreement, Gunvor will support the development of 1.2 GW of new renewable … [continued]
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NIO vs. XPENG — Back Almost Even Again!
I’ve said it before several times — XPENG and NIO have had a humorously similar growth trajectory over the past several years. Sometimes one surges ahead of the other for a while, and then things swing again and the other one surges ahead. NIO had a bit of an advantage … [continued]
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