Category: Clean Technica
A Ford F-150 Lightning Powers An Off-Grid Coffee Shop
A lady in Colorado named Eliza runs a mobile off-grid coffee shop. She uses a Ford Lightning pickup truck to pull her coffee shop trailer and provide its electricity. Her Lightning has a large battery pack and extended range. She says she can run her off-grid coffee shop for 3 … [continued]
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Global EV Sales Up 27% In 2025 Despite Anti-Electrification Policies In The US
Global EV sales have surged by 27% so far this year, with some legacy automakers — but not all — proving they can make a successful transition to electric mobility.
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Greenlane Announces Key I-10 EV Charging Corridor
Electrification of transportation, sometimes called the EV Revolution, is about much more than personal transportation. Electric cars, SUVs, pickup trucks, e-bikes, and electric motorcycles tend to get the most press and interest on social media, but there are many fleet vehicles undergoing electrification as well. Tractor trailers (semi trucks) transport … [continued]
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POPOSOAP Pond Waterfall Kit — CleanTechnica Tested
I recently got the chance to test out POPOSOAP’s waterfall kit. Available at www.poposoapsolar.com*, the company has fast and friendly support by email. You just email them with what you are trying to do, whether you have access to AC power or want a solar-powered pump, and they quickly give … [continued]
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Should We Sacrifice The Seabed Floor For Next-Generation Technology?
When President Donald Trump issued an executive order this summer promoting deep sea mining — which is currently prohibited under international law — he didn’t take into account the creatures that live on the seabed floor. Thousands of meters below sea level in deep black waters, marine animals survive without … [continued]
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