Tag: Travel
Largest Tesla Supercharger Hub Opens — Is Powered By Solar
Tesla’s largest Supercharger hub has been officially launched and it runs on solar power with battery storage. The Lost Hills, California, charging hub has 164 V4 Supercharger stalls, which deliver over 300 kW of electricity each. The new hub is also mostly off-grid. As explained in an X post, “Our … [continued]
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China’s Low-Altitude Ambitions Just Got Higher with Airship Purchase
Zhejiang Airspace Integration Low-Altitude Industry Development Company just placed an order of 18 AS700 manned airships from the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) last November 18. This deal, one of the largest modern acquisitions of manned lighter-than-air vehicles, marks a milestone in China’s air travel industry. CleanTechnica picked up … [continued]
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What If Private Air Travel Meant The Wealthiest Had To Pay A Climate Tax?
Private jet owners and travelers bypass the hustle-and-bustle of major airports. They have the privilege of landing at secluded destinations with luxury concierge amenities, isolating themselves from the congestion, inconveniences, and scrutiny that everyday air travelers experience. If a new proposal becomes the norm, however, owners of private jets, the … [continued]
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A rough go for holiday travel as Thanksgiving snow blankets northern Michigan
Traverse City had just an inch or two on Thursday morning. Along the lakeshore, even less snow was on the ground. But move inland and it’s a different story.
Grey-Bruce Highlanders remain family-focused amid competitive playing field
The Grey-Bruce Highlanders attracted more high-level minor hockey players than they lost to other centres this year. When the Ontario Hockey Federation announced a series of updates to its player movement regulations ahead of the 2025-26 season, including sweeping changes to allowable player movement between centres, the assumption was that smaller and more rural hockey […]