Tag: Cleantech Talk
Electric Vehicle Models Top 5 Vehicle Classes in California
As just covered, Tesla was the third best selling auto brand in California last year and the Tesla Model Y topped the overall model sales ranking. That also meant that it topped any vehicle class it was put in, and that it topped the overall SUV/truck sales ranking. The Model … [continued]
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Tesla Still Dominates California EV Sales — And Tesla Still Massively Supported By California
Digging into 2025 electric vehicle sales in California, Tesla was still absolutely dominant. As you’ll see in the charts below, Tesla sells an enormous amount more EVs in the state than any other auto company, and its popular Model Y and Model 3 are the 1st and 4th most popular … [continued]
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Trump Promises More Coal Jobs, Delivers Tariffs Instead
US coal jobs continue to decline, with Trump’s tariff war among the factors credited with mangling the all-important overseas market for domestic metallurgical coal (courtesy of Congressional Research Service).
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Fraunhofer Study Finds Some PHEVs Use 3 Times More Fuel Than Claimed
A study by Fraunhofer ISI finds many German built PHEV models use far more gasoline than their manufacturers claim.
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Rethinking Nature As Economic Climate Capital — And A Really Valuable Investment
We hear a lot about sea level rise and the effects it is having on coastal communities. The media sometimes morbidly plays and replays footage of homes collapsing from their high cliff footings into the pounding surf. As someone who is lucky enough to live at the beach, I’ve tried … [continued]
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