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Burning Man, for Climate Nerds
This week, I want to talk about my favorite conference in the world, Climate Week. I just got back from the San Francisco edition of Climate Week (there are Climate Weeks in a lot of cities now), and I feel pretty damn reinvigorated! I love Climate Week. If you haven’t … [continued]
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Two Huge Threats to Tesla Sales No One Is Talking About
As part of the discussion under our latest Europe EV sales report, one of the readers made a comment that really made me think about something. While we frequently discuss how Elon Musk’s political activities seem to be hurting Tesla sales and how Tesla’s limited and quite old lineup is … [continued]
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Pipelines To Nowhere: The Real Costs Of TMX & The Dutch Hydrogen Network
Infrastructure megaprojects have an irresistible allure, and the Netherlands and Canada are illustrative of this. Governments, engineers, and industrial backers alike see in them the potential for transformative leaps forward—massive pipelines to move energy, corridors connecting resources to markets, and infrastructure that promises to underpin entire industries or energy transitions. … [continued]
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Blink Charging & Create Energy Team Up To Offer Solar-Powered EV Charging Solution
Blink Charging Co., a leading provider of electric vehicle EV charging infrastructure, and Create Energy, known for its advanced energy solutions, have partnered to roll out an innovative solar-powered EV charging system. The announcement marks a significant step forward in integrating renewable energy and EV infrastructure, aiming to solve some … [continued]
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China’s EV Revolution Left US Automakers Behind — Trump Just Sped It Up
In the early 2010s, China was the promised land for American automakers. General Motors sold more vehicles there than in its home country. Buick, a brand fading into irrelevance in North America, was reborn as a prestige marque in Chinese cities. Ford had late but strong momentum, while Chrysler quietly … [continued]
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