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  • Tesla Cybercab Specs Are Public — But Questions Remain

    Tesla Cybercab specs have been revealed via an EPA filing. It’s a 15-page document, but here are some of the key facts and figures: Battery Capacity: 326-volt system, 146 Ah — probably around 50 kWh energy storage capacity Electric Motor: 163 kW (219 hp), front-mounted AC permanent magnet motor Curb … [continued] The post Tesla…

  • BMW Reaches 2 Million Electric Vehicles, Focusing More & More On Smart Home Technology

    BMW Group has reached a big milestone globally. The company has produced its 2 millionth fully electric vehicle. The 2 millionth EV was a BMW i5 M60 xDrive sedan in Tansanit Blue assembled at Plant Dingolfing that went to a customer in Spain. The Dingolfing factory began producing BMW electric … [continued] The post BMW…

  • Why Robotaxis Will Struggle To Compete

    First of all, compared to taxis and app-based ride-hailing vehicles (Uber and Lyft vehicles), robotaxis may end up competing very well and driving those human-driven options out of the market. However, there’s a huge difference between that limited market and the normal passenger car market. Many robotaxi enthusiasts expect robotaxis … [continued] The post Why…

  • South Carolina PSC Finalizes Canadys Gas Plant Approval

    Approval Comes with No Cost Caps Despite Ballooning Price Estimates COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Public Service Commission (PSC) finalized its May 15th approval of the Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Convenience and Necessity for the proposed Canadys Gas Plant last Friday. The final order fails to put a cap on the total … [continued] The post South…

  • Spain Could Have Nearly 7 Gigawatts of Offshore Solar Power

    We’ve written for years about how much solar power potential countries have, how much onshore and offshore wind power potential countries have, and how much solar power growth is occurring in countries around the world — but what about offshore solar power potential? That was never really part of the … [continued] The post Spain…

  • Donald Trump Retreats from Lawsuit Challenging Illegal Wind Ban

    Washington, D.C. — The Trump administration has voluntarily dismissed its own appeal in a lawsuit challenging Donald Trump’s executive order banning wind project development in the United States. This effectively ends the unlawful, sweeping ban on wind power. Attorneys General from 17 states and Washington, D.C. challenged this executive order … [continued] The post Donald…

  • How Mexico Lost Track Of Its EV Revolution, And Why Only A Small Team Is Keeping Up With It

    A year ago, on this very site, we reported that all our previous EV sales articles for Mexico were wrong, and that we had been underestimating numbers for as long as we had been reporting on them. That was the last report on Mexican sales we did, and the matter … [continued] The post How…

  • Over 250,000 Public EV Chargers Operating In US Now

    If you have been following the growth of US public EV charging infrastructure, you know there has been steady expansion this last year or eighteen months. In fact, there have been dozens or more announcements about federal funding reaching some US states, but not all, for the continued installation of … [continued] The post Over…

  • Solar Energy Is Essential (Trump Just Won’t Admit It)

    The US Air Force is among those recognizing that solar energy is an essential tool in the national defense toolkit, with the potential to replace treacherous fuel resupply missions for ground operations. The post Solar Energy Is Essential (Trump Just Won’t Admit It) appeared first on CleanTechnica.

  • Circularity Cuts Cost Of Making Sustainable Aviation Fuel From Bio-Methane

    Singularity Fuels in California has completed a six month trial of its system that converts bio-methane to sustainable aviation fuel. The post Circularity Cuts Cost Of Making Sustainable Aviation Fuel From Bio-Methane appeared first on CleanTechnica.