Tag: Tariffs
US Solar Power Continues To Grow As Storm Clouds Gather
The latest renewable energy report from Ember shows solar and wind in the US provided more electricity than coal in the first quarter of 2025. After generating 50.5% of US utility-supplied electricity in March, clean energy sources accounted for 50.8% of electricity in April, Ember data shows. The Good News … [continued]
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Bill Ford: Federal EV policy changes âimperilâ $2B Michigan EV factory
On Mackinac Island, the Ford Motor Co. chair says itâs ânot fairâ that tax changes are coming atop tariffs that prompted a $1.5B loss for the automaker….
A new poll shows growing concern about Michigan’s economy
In the Glengariff-Group poll, 45.5% of respondents said Michigan was on the right track, down from 52% in January.
BYD to Enter the Last Frontier for Electrification in Latin America: Argentina!
It’s finally happening. After years of watching Argentina’s EV market linger, staying at or below 0.1% market share, the tides seem to be turning. BYD seems unstoppable lately and it seems it will enter head-on one of the least electrified markets in the world and the perennial laggard in Latin … [continued]
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Farmers unite! The Patrons of Industry in Huron
In early November 1890, at Ashfield Township’s sectional school No. 5, the first lodge of the Patrons of Industry was formed in Huron County when 35 farmers appended their name to the charter. It was a radical movement that sought to combine farmers, urban labourers and tradesmen into a united movement to fight tariffs, monopolies […]