Month: June 2025

We are quickly entering the electric vehicle era, and one of the most exciting things about this era is the opportunity and possibility from flexible, smart EV charging. There’s already potential here, but as the vehicle fleet electrifies, the potential will become humongous. A new pilot program in California takes ... [continued]

Dr Andrew Forest of Fortescue metals is determined to decarbonise his scope 3 emissions by using green Ammonia to power his bulk carriers.

Public–Private Partnership Advances Research That Turns US Biomass Into National Sources of Fuel, Rubber, and Battery Materials The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is known for its groundbreaking research in impactful bioenergy technologies and invention of performance-advantaged chemicals and materials. But some of its most ... [continued]

The life of a wave energy converter (WEC) may sound idyllic—bobbing on ocean waves all day or swaying underwater, quietly generating electricity for the people living and working near shore. But in reality, it takes a lot of careful planning for salt water and electronics to achieve that perceived state ... [continued]

Elon Musk recently announced that he was leaving his role as the head of DOGE (the “Department of Government Efficiency”). Supposedly, after a few months in the job, he got a lot done. However, he really didn’t. Yes, DOGE fired a lot of federal workers, demolished USAID, and killed DEI ... [continued]

Want an electric vehicle that can really go the distance? Consumer Reports drove a bunch to empty to pick the winners from the losers.