Tag: Policy
India’s Renewable Energy Is Progressing, But The World Isn’t Paying Attention (Part 2)
India’s Diverse Renewable Energy Portfolio While solar energy often captures the headlines, India’s renewable energy transition is a multi-faceted effort encompassing wind, bioenergy, and cutting-edge green hydrogen initiatives. This article explores the key projects and programs that are diversifying India’s clean energy mix in 2024-2025. India is not just focused … [continued]
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Aquaria — Reimagining Water Access Through Air Water
Much of our focus here on CleanTechnica is about renewable energy and electric vehicles. These technologies help prevent air pollution and catastrophic climate change. However, there’s also the need for clean water, and even just water access for those without the benefit of easily accessible drinking water. Aquaria is a … [continued]
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Volvo Cars Reveals the New XC70 PHEV
The new Volvo XC70 SUV is Volvo Cars’ first long-range plug-in hybrid, offering an all-electric driving range of over 200km under the CLTC testing cycle — the longest of any Volvo plug-in hybrid to date. Blending the latest technology, advanced safety and Scandinavian design, the new XC70 is a perfect … [continued]
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Ford: Why Simplicity is The Blueprint for Our Future Electric Vehicle Platform
By Doug Field, chief EV, digital and design officer at Ford. A century ago, Henry Ford said he would build a car for the great multitude, one “constructed of the best materials…after the simplest designs that modern engineering can devise.” That car, the Model T, didn’t just change Ford; it … [continued]
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Countries Obliged to Include Aviation Contrails in Climate Plans under Paris Agreement, New Legal Advice Shows
Legal analysis finds that countries that do not include non-CO2 emissions from aviation are breaching their climate obligations. Green groups T&E and Opportunity Green urge countries to do so before this year’s COP in Brazil. Legal analysis carried out by leading environmental law barristers concludes¹ that countries must include non-CO2 … [continued]
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