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Emergency order for West Michigan coal plant set to expire again
The Trump administration’s Department of Energy has issued new emergency orders every 90 days since it initially forced the coal-fired plant to stay open last year.
The Jackery HomePower 2000 Plus v2 Red Cross Edition — CleanTechnica Tested
Jackery was one of the earliest portable power station producers to bring these beautiful creations into the mainstream. They have a line of portable power stations and proprietary portable, foldable solar panels that continues to make them one of the top go-to options for anyone looking for power on the … [continued]
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Bigger than Godzilla!
Fortescue’s plans for the Pilbara include wind turbine blades that are bigger than Godzilla. While Fortescue’s boss hobnobs with King Charles III and chats about sustainability, under the Commonwealth Nature Initiative, progress continues towards real zero in the remote Pilbara of Western Australia. See the video of Andrew and Charles … [continued]
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Top Selling Electric Vehicles in the World — 32% EV Share in September!
BEVs Up, PHEVs Down Plugin vehicle registrations were up 3% year over year (YoY) globally in September, ending the month at around 2.16 million units, pretty darn close to the all-time record (2.17 million) set last December. Once again, BEVs (+8% YoY) and PHEVs (-9% YoY) are experiencing opposite dynamics. … [continued]
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Even California’s Biggest Ports Aren’t Betting On Hydrogen For Ships
California has been one of hydrogen’s most enthusiastic supporters for two decades. The state has subsidized hydrogen vehicles, backed refueling networks, supported fuel-cell buses and trucks, invested in hydrogen production and kept the technology prominent in its zero-emission transportation policies. Los Angeles and Long Beach, the two enormous ports that … [continued]
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