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By Larry Evans
I recently attended the launch of the XPENG G9L at the Paris Motor Show. This represents XPENG bringing their latest tech in a flagship-level vehicle to Europe. This is a vehicle built in Europe and adapted to European buyers that raises the bar for what customers can expect in this ... [continued] The post XPENG G9L Sets Usable Premium SUV Benchmark In Europe appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By José Pontes
(But will it be enough?) The 2026 Paris Auto Show felt different this year. Despite some notable absences (BMW, MG, most Japanese OEMs…), it was bigger than in past editions. The bright, confident stands of Chinese automakers—from BYD to Geely to XPENG—signal a new era in Europe’s car market, one ... [continued] The post Paris Auto Show — European OEMs Strike Back appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Michael Barnard
For most of the fossil-fuel era, energy security meant securing a continuous flow of things that disappeared when they were used. Oil arrived in tankers, natural gas crossed pipelines or oceans as LNG, and coal moved by rail and ship. Burn the fuel and another shipment had to follow, which ... [continued] The post Electrification Changes What Energy Security Means appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Steve Hanley
In January, 1949, two Volkswagen Type 1 Beetles arrived in New York City. Six years later, Volkswagen of America was founded. The original Beetle was cute in an ugly sort of way. It was under-powered and its heater was anemic, but it was cheap and that was enough for many ... [continued] The post Volkswagen Thinks The US Could Be Its Economic Savior. Is It Chasing A Pipe Dream? appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Arthur Frederick (Fritz) Hasler
Disclaimer: Many of our readers have criticized me for supporting an Elon Musk company. It does present a conundrum for me. Musk has supported Donald Trump with millions of dollars of campaign contributions and has served as a member of his administration. Trump has single-handedly set back green energy and ... [continued] The post Tesla Implements New Accident-Avoidance Automation, But Millions of Tesla Customers Don’t Have Access To It appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Carolyn Fortuna
As a child of the 1960s, I grew up with dreams of a high tech future, so different from my simple rural family lifestyle. In part, that fondness for the future was drawn from the television show, The Jetsons, with its flying cars and robotic home helpers. As I grew ... [continued] The post Electric Vehicle Chargers Or Flying Cars? Tesla And The State Of Florida Can’t Decide appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By José Pontes
High gas prices and a never-ending wave of new BEVs has allowed September to reach 67% EV market share, a new record! However, while record market share was achieved in the past thanks to strong EV sales, this time, the record achievement is thanks to a significant ICE (internal combustion ... [continued] The post ICE Vehicle Sales Crash 49%(!) While EV Share Jumps to 67%(!) — China EV Sales Report for September appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Michael Barnard
China has reached a stage of vehicle electrification that is easy to miss if the only number being watched is national EV market share. New urban buses are now essentially all electric, and in many cities the procurement question is no longer whether to replace a diesel bus with a ... [continued] The post China’s EV Transition Is Four Different Transitions appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Remeredzai Joseph Kuhudzai
The 5th edition of the Africa E-Mobility Week & Forum was held at the end of last month at Nooitgedacht Estate, Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa. It was the first time the event had been held in Southern Africa, with earlier editions having been held in East Africa (in Kenya ... [continued] The post Shifting Conversations At The Africa E-Mobility Week & Forum Showcase Growth In The African E-Mobility Sector appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By David Waterworth
The Cybercab is doing a lap of Australia’s big cities. The Transport Workers Union has joined forces with Uber to fight autonomous vehicles. I am sure that the Cybercab will throw petrol on the blaze. On our last adventure day, Majella and I dropped in at the Mt Gravatt (Brisbane) ... [continued] The post The Cybercab Has Landed In Australia — Transport Unions Gear Up To Fight appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Press Release
Waymo is officially heading to Canada! We’re laying the groundwork for our fully autonomous ride-hailing service in Toronto, investing in local facilities and jobs, with the goal of welcoming our first riders in 2028. In the coming days, you’ll start to see Waymo vehicles on the streets of Toronto as ... [continued] The post Hello Toronto! Waymo is En Route appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By US Energy Information Administration
We estimate that U.S. generation from small-scale or rooftop solar photovoltaic systems (smaller than 1 megawatt of capacity) has increased from 18,812 gigawatthours (GWh) to 92,979 GWh over the last decade. The four states with the highest generation of small-scale solar in the country—California, Arizona, Texas, and Florida—are in regions ... [continued] The post U.S. Small-Scale Solar Generation Has Quadrupled in the Last Decade appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
EU leaders will meet this week for a decisive round of talks on the bloc’s next seven-year budget for 2028–2034. These negotiations will shape the EU’s priorities and investment framework well beyond the next EU elections, so the decisions leaders reach now are especially consequential for Europe’s direction over the ... [continued] The post EU Long-Term Budget Crunch: What To Watch For At The EU Leaders’ Summit On 15-16 October appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
Deal to loosen the EU’s car CO₂ standards and IAA requirements a ‘historic mistake’ that puts Europe’s position in the global EV and battery race in jeopardy. T&E has labelled the French and German government’s agreement to weaken the EU’s car CO₂ standards and IAA requirements as a ‘historic mistake’. ... [continued] The post Franco-German Car Deal A ‘Historic Mistake’ That Weakens Climate Ambition And Europe’s Car Industry appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
T&E’s Kädi Ristkok explains why postponing the ETS2 is a bad idea As EU leaders meet to discuss competitiveness and soaring energy bills, Italy, Poland and Czechia are pushing to postpone Europe’s new carbon market for road transport and heating fuels (ETS2). Their concern about rising costs is legitimate. But ... [continued] The post Delaying ETS2 Will Not Protect Households from the Next Energy Crisis appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Scott Cooney
If you’re an author and would like to submit your book for potential publication through CleanTechnica Press, we are now soliciting manuscripts for our second book. We will likely choose just one or two books in the next 12 months, and publish and promote it through CleanTechnica. We will have ... [continued] The post Publishing Your Book Through CleanTechnica Press appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Tina Casey
The DeLorean Motor Company has hitched the iconic DeLorean name to the new Airspeeder series, a showcase for cutting edge "flying car" eVTOL technology. The post DeLorean Takes A Ride On Tesla’s “Flying Car” Coattails appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Steve Hanley
There is an old expression that goes like this: “Everyone complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.” There is a corollary to that adage: “Everybody knows we have to stop polluting our environment, but nobody wants to be first to do something about it.” A case in ... [continued] The post France And Germany Agree On New Exhaust Emissions Rules, Sort Of….. appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Steve Hanley
My colleague Tina Casey is doing a story about the new Tesla Roadster and flying cars, so I hope she will pardon me for this intrusion. What we saw at the reveal was a totally irrelevant mind game cooked up inside the drug addled cranium of Elon Musk. That’s right, ... [continued] The post Tesla Roadster Reveal — Madness From The Mind Of Musk appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Michael Barnard
Electric ships attract attention because the vessel is the visible technology. Put a large battery into an inland cargo vessel, replace the diesel propulsion system with electric motors, and the decarbonization story appears straightforward. Inland shipping looks particularly promising because many vessels travel repeatable routes between known terminals, where large ... [continued] The post Europe Needs Electric Freight Corridors, Not Just Electric Ships appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By US Energy Information Administration
Monthly wind generation in the first nine months of 2026 was an average of 68% higher compared with the same period in 2025 in ISO New England (ISO-NE): Monthly generation from wind was highest in September of this year at 668.9 gigawatthours (GWh), more than double generation levels from September ... [continued] The post Monthly Wind Generation In ISO-NE Is About 68% Higher Than Last Year appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By US Energy Information Administration
Three regional transmission organizations (RTOs) set records for peak hourly load this past summer, according to data reported on Form EIA-930 and presented in the Hourly Electric Grid Monitor: PJM peaked at 162.6 gigawatts (GW) on July 2, 2026, 1.3% higher than the pre-2026 peak of 160.6 GW on June ... [continued] The post PJM, ERCOT, and SWPP All Set Peak Load Records This Summer appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Z. S.
It’s hard to keep track of where Waymo robotaxis are going to launch, are testing, are launching, are open to some people but not others, are open to everyone, etc. Three cities where it recently launched robotaxi service are Tampa, San Antonio, and San Diego, and now the robotaxi service ... [continued] The post Waymo Opens To Everyone In San Antonio, San Diego, & Tampa appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sierra Club
If Implemented, Methane Gas Projects Could be Approved Without Proper Review of Harmful Impacts Washington, DC — Today, at its monthly meeting, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) proposed two new measures to speed up approval of methane gas projects without the proper review or oversight. FERC opened a rulemaking ... [continued] The post FERC Proposes Blanket Authorization of Certain LNG Projects & Drafts Measures to Weaken Air Quality Reviews of Methane Gas Projects appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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