Tag: 2021
The European Union’s Zero-Emission Trajectory Seems To Be On Track
Breaking down the contents of the ICCT’s tremendously detailed report Since CleanTechnica is in Europe for a little while, we made it a point to see how the electric vehicle scene is and at the same time gather first hand information on some of the locations visited. We’ve published various … [continued]
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Cutting The Cost Of Green Hydrogen: Say It, Don’t Spray It
A new, low-iridium catalyst aims for a sharp reduction in the cost of green hydrogen, helping to push natural gas and coal out of the hydrogen supply chain.
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Short-staffed, untrained, many Michigan townships struggle to control finances
Understaffed, untrained, and sometimes even married townships officials control taxpayer dollars in many northern Michigan communities.
192 New EV Fast Charging Ports To Be Installed In Ireland
Ireland’s Dept. of Transport recently announced 90 new EV charging hubs will be installed with 192 fast charging ports. The average charging rate for each port will be about 250 kW. “Today’s announcement marks the final major phase of our Light Duty Vehicle initiative, following the earlier Phase 1 and … [continued]
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Anti-Solar Actions In USA Are Restricting Energy Supply; Right When The Grid Can Least Afford It
The Trump Administration is waging an unprecedented, cross-agency campaign to restrict clean energy deployment. Between the upending of tax policy, new punitive, anti-solar regulation, and an unabashed pro-fossil fuels agenda, this administration is creating instability that is scaring off investors, weakening grid reliability, and driving up electricity prices. At the same time the … [continued]
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