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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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Royal Society Report: Geoengineering Is A Really Bad Idea
A study by the Royal Academy shows that geoengineering is fraught with climate and political dangers that could backfire on humanity.
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Global EV Sales Report — Record Month!!!
There were over 2.1 million plugin vehicles registered in September, a new record, with BEVs representing 1 out of 5 cars sold worldwide. Global plugin vehicle registrations were up 22% in September 2025 compared to September 2024. There were over 2.1 million registrations, which is a new all-time record. BEVs … [continued]
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Going Beyond the Typical NEV MPV: XPENG X9
While AI, robots, and compensation packages drew a lot of attention this week, the most significant vehicle introductions were evolutions of the MPV (Multi-Purpose Vehicle), or what we would call “minivans” in the US. XPENG launched an updated X9 with the company’s first EREV platform and their most advanced self-driving … [continued]
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$10 Trillion Invested In Clean Tech Since Paris Agreements
Often it seems the world is bound and determined to burn every molecule of coal, oil, and methane that can be extracted from beneath the surface of the Earth and nothing will slow the assault of fossil fuels on the environment. However, Bloomberg this week has a report that reveals … [continued]
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