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China just switched on the world's first gravitational battery, a 150-meter tower storing 100 MWh, and its efficiency is the part nobody expected
1+ hour, 25+ min ago (867+ words) Home - Energy - China just switched on the world's first gravitational battery, a 150-meter tower storing 100 MWh, and its efficiency is the part nobody expected China has moved an unusual kind of battery from theory into a real grid project in…...
Goodbye to Polestar in America: the Swedish EV-maker is pulling out after Washington banned its cars over the technology hidden inside them
6+ hour, 35+ min ago (1003+ words) Home - Engines - Goodbye to Polestar in America: the Swedish EV-maker is pulling out after Washington banned its cars over the technology hidden inside them Polestar's American road is narrowing fast. The Swedish electric vehicle maker will no longer be able…...
California is covering its irrigation canals with solar panels for clean power, and the shade solves a second problem nobody expected
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (802+ words) Home - Energy - California is covering its irrigation canals with solar panels for clean power, and the shade solves a second problem nobody expected California's Central Valley may be heading toward a very different kind of harvest. In the western San…...
Switzerland switched on the world's first removable solar plant laid between railway tracks, and Italy and France are already watching closely
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (990+ words) Home - Energy - Switzerland switched on the world's first removable solar plant laid between railway tracks, and Italy and France are already watching closely Switzerland is testing a deceptively simple idea that could change how countries think about clean energy. Instead…...
The problem with next-gen solar panels was never the sunlight, it was the toxic lead inside, and Japanese scientists just recovered 99. 7 percent of it
5+ day, 11+ hour ago (878+ words) Home - Technology - The problem with next-gen solar panels was never the sunlight, it was the toxic lead inside, and Japanese scientists just recovered 99. 7 percent of it Japanese researchers have developed a recycling method that recovers 99. 7% of the toxic lead from…...
Japanese engineers built an electric motor with no magnets, just a plastic rotor, and it actually spun
1+ week, 9+ hour ago (916+ words) Home - Engines - Japanese engineers built an electric motor with no magnets, just a plastic rotor, and it actually spun Most people picture an electric motor as a tight mix of magnets, copper coils, metal parts, and the quiet hum behind…...
Mota-Engil signs a 207-million-euro contract to build Portugal's first lithium battery factory in Sines, and China is behind it
1+ week, 11+ hour ago (833+ words) Home - Energy - Mota-Engil signs a 207-million-euro contract to build Portugal's first lithium battery factory in Sines, and China is behind it Mota-Engil has signed a roughly $236 million contract with CALB Europe to build phase 1 of the "New Sines Gigafactory" in…...
China is sending electric buses into Latin American cities, and the fleet could turn transit into an industrial showcase
1+ week, 1+ day ago (946+ words) Home - Construction - China is sending electric buses into Latin American cities, and the fleet could turn transit into an industrial showcase Nicaragua's public transit upgrade is no longer just a promise parked on paper. Officials have confirmed the arrival and…...
China is discovering the headache that comes with the success of electric vehicles: overflowing parking lots and cities forced to redesign every parking space to accommodate 800-kg batteries
1+ week, 2+ day ago (869+ words) Home - Engines - China is discovering the headache that comes with the success of electric vehicles: overflowing parking lots and cities forced to redesign every parking space to accommodate 800-kg batteries China's electric vehicle boom has created an unexpected everyday problem....
Jinpeng mini-electric vehicles are hitting the roads in Mexico at motorcycle prices and threaten to electrify Latin America's "last mile
1+ week, 2+ day ago (853+ words) Home - Engines - Jinpeng mini-electric vehicles are hitting the roads in Mexico at motorcycle prices and threaten to electrify Latin America's "last mile" Mexico's push for tiny electric vehicles is not arriving in an empty market. While the government-backed Olinia project…...