Jaguar I-PACE becomes Google Street View’s first all-electric vehicle Jaguar Land Rover engineers have integrated Google Street View and air quality technology into the award-winning I-PACE Google will use the I-PACE to map streets and measure […]
NREL and DOE Experts Offer Fresh Perspective on Technical and Economic Challenges, Call for Collaborative Solutions to Decarbonization With recently announced federal emissions-reduction targets, a push for national power-sector decarbonization, and plummeting wind and solar costs, […]
Germany’s highest court ruled Thursday that the country’s 2019 climate law unconstitutionally saddles young people with the burden of fighting climate change by “irreversibly offload[ing] major emission reductions burdens onto periods after 2030.” German finance minister […]
As summer approaches, many schools are winding down the school year and remote-learning programs that were set in motion by the Coronavirus pandemic. Parents, teachers and students everywhere are seeking educational content and new ways to […]
Originally published on Chalmers University of Technology Researchers from Chalmers University of Technology have produced a structural battery that performs ten times better than all previous versions. It contains carbon fibre that serves simultaneously as an […]
Originally published on UNIST, Research Their findings have been published in the online version of Nano Energy on January 4, 2021. A recent study, affiliated with UNIST has unveiled a novel system, capable of producing hydrogen […]
Clean drinking water is one of the most valuable resources worldwide: This is why Audi has included the economical and efficient use of water as a key aspect of its Mission: Zero environmental program. The company […]
By Eoin Bannon T&E has obtained the EU Commission’s assessment of the UN’s aviation offsetting scheme (Corsia), which it received in September 2020 but has delayed publishing. The study (which can be downloaded here) finds major flaws in […]
RMI has released two reports showing practical, cost-effective, near-term steps to rapidly decarbonize America’s electricity sector while maintaining reliability Boulder, CO – March 10, 2021 The US power system will need to transition rapidly over the next […]
By Joe Wachunas Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) uses machines to pull carbon dioxide from smokestacks or directly out of the air, and then stores the CO2 somewhere, usually underground. In the last couple of years […]
Hyperloop technology has been proposed as an innovative means for intermediate range or intercity travel, used for both passenger and freight transportation with the goals of time-saving, convenience, quality of service and, in some cases, increased […]
California had 11.96 plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) registrations per 1,000 people in 2018, followed by Hawaii, Washington, and Oregon, which each had more than five PEV registrations per 1,000 people. Sixteen states had PEV registrations greater […]
Article originally published by The European Commission A report by the JRC and the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) looks at cybersecurity risks connected to artificial intelligence (AI) in autonomous vehicles and provides recommendations for […]
Hydrogen — it’s the clean energy option that refuses to go away. The Japanese government has been aggressively promoting it for years, setting back the battery electric plans of Honda and Toyota by a decade or […]
Reimagined ADSW 2021 comprises high-level virtual events including ADSW Summit, IRENA Assembly, Abu Dhabi Sustainable Finance Forum, Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum, Youth 4 Sustainability Virtual Forums and World Future Energy Summit Webinars – Global leaders […]
