Tag: 2021
What Drives EV Adoption Now?
In China and Europe, there aren’t really many concerns. Electric vehicle adoption continues to go up, and policies in place in those major markets as well as the natural technological learning curve mean that EV sales will continue to grow year after year, replacing polluting, costly, inefficient fossil-fueled vehicles. In … [continued]
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Made-In-The-US Flow Battery Technology Is Heading Overseas
The California flow battery startup Quino Energy is continuing to forge new connections in the US while expanding its horizons into India.
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Fossil-Fueled Vehicle Sales Actually Grew in USA in 3rd Quarter
Covering cleantech here at CleanTechnica, the core underlying point is to replace fossil-fueled technology with zero-emissions technology that won’t cook our planet. When it comes to electric vehicles, the aim is not just to sell more EVs, but to also sell fewer fossil-fueled vehicles. With record high EV sales in … [continued]
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US Auto Sales Highest In Years in 3rd Quarter — Charts
The US electric vehicle market had a big increase in the 3rd quarter “thanks to” the US EV tax credit ending, but it wasn’t only electric vehicle sales that grew. Overall, the US auto industry as a whole had a strong quarter. In fact, it was the best 3rd quarter … [continued]
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Epsilon Advanced Materials Anticipates EV Batteries For 1 Million US-Made EVs Per Year … Are They Nuts?
The leading Indian EV battery materials firm Epsilon Advanced Materials plans to meet the graphite anode demand of 1 million in made-in-the-US EVs per year by 2030.
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