Category: Clean Technica
Who’s Afraid Of Electric Trucks? Not Ohio, Indiana, California, Michigan…
Cabless, driverless, autonomous electric trucks from the Swedish EV firm Einride will be rolling down I-70 between Ohio and Indiana this summer.
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Floating Solar Comes To DeSantistan
D3 Energy has signed a master lease with Florida DOT that allows it to install floating solar on all the agencies storm water ponds.
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Buying Electric Vehicles Supports Good Jobs
Much of the news about electric vehicles tends to be about the vehicles themselves, but there’s very little about the people who make them. However, a couple of days ago, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker shared many details and comments about investing in innovation and jobs, with specific information about Rivian. … [continued]
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More Utilities, Governments, and Private Citizens Are Adopting Solar Than Ever Before
Residential rooftop photovoltaic (PV) installations have tripled over the past ten years. With so many organizations and individuals adopting solar, it is now growing faster than any power source in history — the industry is constructing a gigawatt’s worth of solar panels every 15 hours. That’s more or less what … [continued]
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Waymo Robotaxis Have To Take A Break In Atlanta — Can’t Handle Flooding
Waymo robotaxis are clearly the most advanced in terms of real-world customer service in Western countries. They are now operating at quite high volume in several cities. However, in San Antonio and now also Atlanta, they have been running into a problem. They keep trying to drive through flooded streets. … [continued]
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