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Thoughts on the EV Adoption Curve
Thoughts on the EV Adoption Curve
Every so often, I like to write a short article that gets us thinking about the rate at which electric vehicles will be assilimated into our culture and brought onto our roads, replacing internal combustion engines. Here are a few[…]
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Silicon: Coming to a Lithium Battery Near You?
Silicon: Coming to a Lithium Battery Near You?
Silicon, the basis of the chip industry for decades, may to come to the rescue of the battery industry.
Researchers at Georgia Tech have devised an anode (an electrode in a battery that plays a key role in charging and[…]
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Hornet Electric Concept Superbike
Hornet Electric Concept Superbike
The Hornet is a concept zero-emission superbike by designer Liam Ferguson that has emerged as the winner of the prestigious VACC competition. What sets the superbike apart from the crowd is not just its single-wheeled frame, but its ability to[…]
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The Plug EV Charging Station
The Plug EV Charging Station
A team of design students over at the Folkwang Universität have developed the Plug – a public charging station for electric vehicles. The product has been developed at the Volkswagen Design Center Potsdam and supports the rise in the number[…]
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Fisker & DOE Loan Delays Deal Blow to Quantum
Fisker & DOE Loan Delays Deal Blow to Quantum
It’s no secret that Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide is betting big on plug-in hybrid vehicle startup Fisker Automotive — the green car startup’s genesis was built on a vision of having the well-known luxury car designer Henrik Fisker design[…]
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The Phoenix Sun
The Phoenix Sun covers solar power from Phoenix, Arizona – the sunniest major city in the nation. In addition to reporting on innovations in solar technology, green job growth and advice for homeowners who want to go solar, the Sun investigates stories you won’t find elsewhere. We cover the legal, political and regulatory framework that has kept the US solar power industry far behind competitors in Europe and Asia. And we track the potential for a solar surge today and tomorrow. The sun is edited by investigative reporter Osha Gray Davidson who has covered the environment and politics for 25 years, writing for Mother Jones, Rolling Stone, the New York Times, and other national and international publications.
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Five Clean Energy Trends for 2010The Cleantech Race is an economic competition of sorts between countries over who will dominate the...
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First Solar Jumps Aboard Desertec Project $FSLRFirst Solar, the thin-film solar giant, has just linked up with the mega-giant of all solar projects:...
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