Category: Research
Tesla Sales Record Not Nearly As Positive As It Seems
As expected, Tesla had a big quarter of sales in the 3rd quarter. With the US EV tax credit being phased out, many buyers rushed to get their Teslas while they could benefit from the financial subsidy. Some headlines have cheered Tesla’s record quarter, but I have to admit that … [continued]
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UNSW Researchers Claim Solar Cell Breakthrough
New research is making solar panels that have higher energy output and last longer that expected that help move the solar revolution forward.
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Hydrogen Hubs, Rail Tunnels, and Walkability: Winners & Losers in the Shutdown Cuts
The Trump administration’s October 2025 decision to cancel $26 billion in clean energy and transportation infrastructure funding came as a surprise only in its breadth. The cuts were rolled out during a federal shutdown and framed by the administration as an act of fiscal prudence, even as they disrupted ongoing … [continued]
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Exposing The Fossil Fuel FUD About Renewable Energy
The fossil fuel industry is in a panic about renewable energy and is resorting to every dirty trick it can find to protect its profits.
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The LNG Detour: What Scotland’s New Ferry Teaches US
Scotland’s Glen Sannox was launched with fanfare as the country’s first “green” ferry, meant to reduce the impact of crossings between the mainland and Arran. It was designed as a dual-fuel vessel, running on either marine diesel or liquefied natural gas, with the promise of cleaner air and lower emissions. … [continued]
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