Strong policy and falling battery costs drive another record year for electric cars – IEA
May 31, 2018 | Innovation
EV growth largely driven by government policy, including public procurement programmes, financial subsidies The number […]
EV growth largely driven by government policy, including public procurement programmes, financial subsidies The number […]
Once completed in 2020, Siemens intends to purchase batteries from the factory, making Northvolt a […]
MidAmerican Energy says that once its Wind XII project is complete, the utility will generate […]
Nuclear energy produces nearly 1/3 of the world’s emissions-free electricity At the 9th Clean Energy […]
Countries in Europe and North America continue to account for the bulk of corporate renewable […]
Producing hydrogen from offshore wind benefits could include greater energy security, and lower price volatility […]
A number of automakers have invested in Israeli startups or set up their own development […]
Environics Research found that 88% of Canadians were interested in buying more energy efficient appliances According […]
Swedish researchers are testing an electrified road located near Stockholm’s Arlanda airport. Project success could […]
Women in Cleantech Challenge is first of five challenges to be launched in coming months The […]
The California Energy Commission ruled on Wednesday that new homes built after 2020 will have […]
Schulich School of Engineering researcher Omid Ebadi says automated cars, even a few of them, […]
One project from Imperial could reduce emissions 60% compared to conventional SAGD Nine Alberta oil […]
First plug-in models of electric Winnebagos have a driving range is 125 miles, not practical […]
La Maison Simons, commonly known as Simons, is a fashion retailer in Canada, based in […]