Steve Hanley
CleanTechnica
Glocester, RI, United States
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California Takes Big Oil To Court
California is suing five major oil companies and the American Petroleum Institute for deceiving the public about climate change for 70 years. → Read More
Tesla May Have Perfected One-Piece Casting Technology
Reuters has learned that Tesla is close to perfecting a way to make large high pressure castings for its automobiles. → Read More
Sublime Systems Receives ASTM Certification For Low Carbon Cement
Sublime Systems has received certification that its alternative to ordinary Portland cement performs as well as traditional cement. → Read More
Climate Scientists Report On The Status Of A Broken Planet
The latest report from climate scientists finds that six of the nine planetary boundaries established in 2009 have been breached. → Read More
EU To Investigate “Flood” Of Cheap Chinese EVs, May Impose Tariffs
Chinese EVs are causing political turmoil in Europe, where the European Commission is considering new tariffs on imports. → Read More
Rad Power Commits To Using Only UL Approved E-Bike Batteries & Components
Rad Power Bikes has voluntarily embraced the latest UL standards for e-bike powertrains and batteries to combat fire risks. → Read More
SB 253 Scope 3 Emissions Disclosure Bill Passes In California
A new law -- SB 253 -- in California will require any business with more than $1 billion in revenue to disclose all its climate emissions. → Read More
Terra CO2 Is Building A Low Carbon Concrete Factory In Texas
Terra CO2 is building its first low carbon concrete factory in Texas where demand is the highest in the United States. → Read More
Solar Power Europe Predicts EU Will Reach Its Renewable Energy Goal 3 Years Early
Solar power in Europe is enjoying strong growth, so much so that the EU may reach it solar power goal years ahead of time. → Read More
EV Charging & Road Trips — It’s Complicated
A recent electric car road trip by Energy Secretary Janet Granholm exposed some of the concerns Americans have with EV charging. → Read More
Heat Pumps Up To 3 Times More Efficient In Cold Conditions
Heat pumps work fine in cold weather and can save customers lots of money on heating bills by working more efficiently. → Read More
Lithium Deposit In Extinct Nevada Volcano Could Be Largest In The World
A team of geologists say they may have found the world's largest lithium deposit in the world inside an extinct volcano in Nevada. → Read More
Fine Particulates Are Slowly Killing Us All
Fine particulates are a product of combustion that have serious health consequences, including shorter lifespans. → Read More
Gulf Of Mexico Offshore Wind Auction Draws Few Bidders
The planned offshore wind project in the Gulf of Mexico got off to a very slow start after bidders decided to sit out a BOEM auction. → Read More
Ford Mustang Mach-E Now Has More Range & Lower Prices
Ford has lowered prices on the Mustang Mach-E and switched to LFP batteries on Standard models as it ramps up production. → Read More
CALB Introduces U-Shaped Battery Technology
A new U-shaped battery from CALB is set to challenge CATL's Qilin and Tesla's 4680 batteries once it goes into production. → Read More
Rick Scott & His Senate Friends Introduce The DIRTY CAR EV Act
Rick Scott, the alleged senator from Florida, and his buddies, have filed what may be the stupidest bill in history about electric cars. → Read More
California’s New Diesel Emissions Reduction Rules For Trucks & Trains
California has begun the process of phasing out diesel trucks as it moves further toward a zero emissions economy. → Read More
Heat Pump Is A Dumb Name For A Smart Appliance. Can You Do Better?
Is there a better name for a heat pump? Should it be sexier or come in harvest gold? Or is it enough that it works and saves money? → Read More
Electric Car Haters Go On The Attack
Does an electric car create emissions during manufacture? Of course. But the Washington Post inflates their impact to scare readers. → Read More