Kate L. Harrison, co-founder of MoveEV, has become a good friend of CleanTechnica. Her insights into electric vehicle (EV) fleets extend our knowledge base and educate us. She offers us new ways of thinking about managing multiple battery-electric vehicles for business purposes. This month she’s contacted us about the interface ... [continued] The...

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When it comes to solar power, there are lots of places to put it. There are rooftops, carports, outbuildings and garages, vacant lots, and land that’s not being used (at least by humans) outside of the cities. Sure, you could use any of these places, but the further you go ... [continued] The post Cincinnati Zoo Solar Parking Lot Goes Live appeared...

In the original Superman film (1978), an alien raised by humans finds out that he’s got a space family that he knows little about. After the death of his father, he takes a strange crystal (which had been calling out to him) from his foster family’s farm and makes a ... [continued] The post France Built Superman’s Polar Fortress To Study Climate...

Just three months after announcing its SU7 Ultra Prototype track-special race car, Xiaomi — best known for its smartphones — has stunned the automotive world by setting an extremely fast lap time at the famous Nürburgring Nordschleife. The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Prototype completed the lap in just 6 minutes and ... [continued] The post Dialling Up Speed...

Earlier this month, Enel X Way abruptly closed its doors. Unlike, say, an automotive manufacturer, providers of EV charging don’t really have an obligation to continue customer support as part of any bankruptcy, but many non-manufacturers do at least arrange something basic when they go out of business. Enel X, ... [continued] The post Charging Businesses...