Six Red States Want To Cancel The UAW
Workers at the Volkswagen factory in Chattanooga, Tennessee, are voting this week on whether they want to join the UAW.
Author: Steve Hanley
Tesla, The Yellow Brick Road, And The Electron Highway
Tesla has fired ten percent of its workforce as it seeks to respond to weakening demand. But is Musk himself responsible for lower sales?
U.S. DOE Commercial Heat Pump Initiative Brings Together Multiple Partners
The US Department of Energy is bringing together a diverse group of manufacturers and businesses to promote the development of advanced heat pump technology for commercial buildings. The program is called the Commercial Building Heat Pump Accelerator, which says in its mission statement: “Compared with conventional packaged rooftop units (RTUs) … [continued]
How Can You Tell Fossil Fuel Executives Are Lying? Their Lips Are Moving!
Fossil fuel companies have been lying to the public for more than 50 years. It’s time we stopped listening to them.
Vantaa Energy To Build 90 GWh Thermal Battery For District Heating In Finland
Vantaa Energy is constructing a giant thermal battery for the district heating system in Finland’s fourth largest city.
European Commission Data Reveals WLTP Standard Is Deeply Flawed
New data from onboard recorders have created a problem for the European Commission because emissions are higher than expected.
Voltpost Wants To Bring EV Charging To American Cities
Voltpost is a curbside EV charging company that turns existing lamp posts into chargers. Its technology has been tested in New York City.
Good News About Electric Cars — They’re Driving Down Electricity Rates
Electric cars are making news this week in new reports that highlight price parity with conventional cars in the used car market.
Mercedes Tweaks The EQS By Adding A Larger Battery & A Star On The Hood
A refreshed Mercedes EQS sedan will be available later this year with a larger battery & longer range, but no price increase.
New Material Could Double Output Of Solar Panels
Researchers at Lehigh University say they have found a way to make solar panels that are much more efficient that today’s panels.
