Category: Research
The Big ICE Meltdown — June’s China EV Sales Report
Petrol model sales crash 42% in June! High gas prices and a never ending wave of new models has allowed June to reach record EV market share, with plugins reaching a record 63%! However, while record market share was achieved in the past thanks to strong EV sales, this time, … [continued]
The post The Big ICE Meltdown — June’s China EV Sales Report appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Long Beach Says Zero-Emission. Its Capital Plan Says Electric.
The Port of Long Beach keeps describing its clean-technology investments as “zero-emission,” a phrase broad enough to include both batteries and hydrogen. Its funded assets are much less ambiguous. Chargers, electrical infrastructure and electric cargo-handling equipment are extending the power system into terminal operations while hydrogen remains largely inside the … [continued]
The post Long Beach Says Zero-Emission. Its Capital Plan Says Electric. appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Cradle-to-Crisis Approach Improves Battery Safety & Performance
Battery failures can escalate quickly: Heat accumulates, materials break down, and gases ignite in a chain reaction known as thermal runaway. Such events are rare thanks to carefully applied safeguards in material design and battery management systems. Still, continued research is needed to anticipate how new battery materials behave, understand … [continued]
The post Cradle-to-Crisis Approach Improves Battery Safety & Performance appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Charging Infrastructure Has Far Outpaced EV Sales In All But One EU Country — Analysis
Only Malta falls short on the EU’s fleet-based target for public charging. All but one EU country are meeting the bloc’s targets for EV charging infrastructure to keep pace with the number of EVs on the road, new research shows. The analysis by T&E also finds that most of the … [continued]
The post Charging Infrastructure Has Far Outpaced EV Sales In All But One EU Country — Analysis appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Alberta’s Million-Barrel Pipeline Needs Missing Barrels
Canada has made a proposed one-million-barrel-per-day west-coast pipeline more politically real just as the barrel case has become harder to defend. The official project now has a route concept from the Edmonton region to southern British Columbia, Trans Mountain as the public-sector builder and operator, and an ownership structure involving … [continued]
The post Alberta’s Million-Barrel Pipeline Needs Missing Barrels appeared first on CleanTechnica.