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Halifax’s Misguided Hydrogen Bus Effort: The Data Tells the Story
Halifax’s just announced hydrogen-diesel hybrid bus trial is intended to be an ambitious stride forward in the city’s climate action plan and a trial that transit operators globally will gain insights from. Yet, scratching just below the surface reveals a problematic disconnect between optimistic projections and operational realities. The trial, … [continued]
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Mark Z. Jacobson Responds To EPA War On Science
Mark Z. Jacobson of Stanford is a scientist, not a high priest of the the fossil fuel cult. When he speaks, we should listen.
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The US Solar Industry Is Safe In Texas — For Now
Vesper Energy’s 600-megawatt Hornet solar array is up and running in Swisher County, a testimony to the strength of the Texas solar industry.
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Big Savings, Bigger Adventures: Lectric eBikes Memorial Day Sale 2025
With Memorial Day comes the unofficial start of summer, and there’s no better way to celebrate the season of sunshine and adventure than with a powerful, reliable, and fun electric bike. Lectric eBikes, one of the most recognized and fastest-growing e-bike brands in the US, is kicking off summer 2025 … [continued]
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Ports Plugging In: From Ground Vehicles To Ocean Shipping
Ports around the world face an enormous sustainability challenge. Currently responsible for approximately 3% of global carbon emissions, maritime operations and related logistics are under intense scrutiny to reduce their environmental impact. The 30-year roadmap outlined in my port electrification series provides a detailed, phased strategy to transition ports fully … [continued]
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