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Today, we’re announcing that Waymo for Business is integrated with Ramp, making it easier for organizations and their employees to manage expenses when using our fully autonomous ride-hailing service. For over a year, Waymo for Business has offered 24/7 reliability and convenience directly to organizations embracing Waymo for their transportation ... [continued] The post Waymo for Business | Ramp appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By World Resources Institute
Reliable, affordable electricity is essential for many of the products and services that underpin the modern economy. But the sources of that electricity—and their respective merits and risks—are increasingly the subject of debate and polarization. A flood of narratives and counternarratives is rising in the media and public conversation about ... [continued] The post The Truth About Renewable Electricity: Your Questions, Answered appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sierra Club
SUPERIOR, Wisconsin — Today, Dairyland Power Coop announced the cancellation of plans for NTEC, which was proposed to be built on the shores of Lake Superior, and asked the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (PSC) to withdraw its permits. The Nemadji Trail Energy Center (NTEC), a 625 MW natural gas plant, has ... [continued] The post After Years-Long Community Objection, Dairyland Power Pulls the Plug on NTEC Gas Plant appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sierra Club
Donaldsonville, Louisiana — Yesterday, the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) posted the final, approved air permit for Hyundai’s proposed steel plant. Hyundai promised a state-of-the-art, clean facility, but the proposed plan falls short of those promises and would still bring thousands of tons of pollution to Cancer Alley, a ... [continued] The post Louisiana DEQ Issues Rushed, Controversial Air Permit to Proposed Hyundai Steel Facility appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Arthur Frederick (Fritz) Hasler
7 years ago, I paid Tesla $6000 for a permanent subscription to “Full Self Driving” for my new Model 3. At the time, FSD would navigate and drive automatically on limited access highways (mostly Interstates), but that was about it. I’m currently driving a 2026 base Model Y with FSD ... [continued] The post Tesla’s Full Self Driving Has Now Dramatically Reduced the Number of Reasons to Intervene or Complain appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Joe Wachunas
This Heat Pump Water Heater Week, Jetson dropped some big news. They are bringing a heat pump water heater (HPWH) to market using the same model of vertical integration that they use with heat pump installations, where they procure all equipment as well as install and monitor the HPWHs, all ... [continued] The post Jetson Launches Fixed Price Heat Pump Water Heater with Installation Included appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Steve Hanley
Boston Dynamics makes those cute little robot dogs that amaze and amuse us in videos like this one. How could anyone possibly object to something so endearing? When it was revealed recently that four of its robot dogs have been acquired by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement for $1.3 million, ... [continued] The post Boston Dynamics Workers Protest Use Of Robot Dogs By ICE appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Michael Barnard
China spent much of the 2010s electrifying urban bus fleets while most countries were still testing whether battery-electric buses could replace diesel. By the end of 2025, it had 551,400 new-energy urban buses, representing 87.5% of the fleet. That early success has brought China to a stage other countries will ... [continued] The post China Steps Back From Promoting Second-Life EV Batteries appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
NGOs, civil society and industry call on the European Commission to refrain from reopening the RED legislative framework during the negotiation of the post-2030 energy architecture. Ahead of the Energy Council of 29 October, a group of NGOs, civil society actors and companies are calling on the European Commission and Member ... [continued] The post The Need for Maintaining Renewable Energy Directive Stability in the Post-2030 Energy Framework appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Kyle Field
Pedego was one of the earliest companies to see the promise of ebikes and to build them at scale. It sales model was based around developing retail stores hosting both sales and rental options for customers. It was a great option, as it let prospective buyers see Pedego’s various ebikes ... [continued] The post The Pedego Element 2 eBike — CleanTechnica Tested appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Z. S.
Waymo keeps rolling out robotaxi service in more and more places. With Tesla right on its back, the initial self-driving car company might be pushing even harder in order to keep growing and spreading quickly. Either way, the news today is that Waymo is growing again. Here are more details ... [continued] The post Waymo Growing Further appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sierra Club
HARTFORD, Connecticut — Today, Sierra Club Connecticut, local environmental justice leaders, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, and state elected officials hosted a Press Conference on Connecticut’s High Asthma Rates in the Legislative Office Building. Hartford ranked eighth in the Asthma and Allergy Foundation’s rankings of “Asthma Capitals” due to ... [continued] The post Connecticut Advocates, Elected Officials, & Public Health Experts Speak Out Against High Asthma Rates appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Joe Wachunas
Central heat pump water heaters (HPWH) are on the up and up by any way you measure it. These HPWHs heat water for bigger buildings such as apartment complexes, hotels, and grocery stores. More manufacturers are getting into the market and producing a variety of products. More innovations are helping ... [continued] The post Central Heat Pump Water Heaters Are On The Up & Up appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Tina Casey
Ford's new Fathom electric pickup truck -- which is still under wraps -- comes with a new bidirectional EV charging system that eliminates the cost of an external inverter. The post Look Ma, No Inverter! New Ford Fathom Cuts The Cost Of Bidirectional EV Charging appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Steve Hanley
Buenos Aires, Argentina is separated from Colonia, Uruguay by the Rio de la Plata estuary. While it is possible to drive between the two cities, it is faster and more convenient to take a ferry ride. Buquebus, a popular ferry operator in Buenos Aires, offers round trip excursions to Colonia ... [continued] The post World’s Largest Electric Ferry Enters Service In Buenos Aires appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Michael Barnard
Shipping decarbonization presents policymakers with a bewildering range of choices. Batteries, biofuels, methanol, ammonia, hydrogen, wind assistance, shore power, nuclear propulsion and onboard carbon capture all compete for attention, despite serving very different vessel types and operating requirements. Future Cleantech Architects (FCA), a German nonprofit think tank that evaluates climate ... [continued] The post Future Cleantech Architects Has a Shipping Factsheet Worth Reading appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Larry Evans
XPENG recently ranked highest in the European USCALE “EV Satisfaction Study” for the second year in a row. Not only did XPENG top the chart again, but their score improved over the previous year. The leading 82% recommendation rate ranks significantly above the 53% industry average, positioning XPENG ahead of ... [continued] The post XPENG Tops Customer Satisfaction Ranking For Second Year, Beating Tesla appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Tina Casey
The Epstein files have surged back into the headlines, now that the House Committee on the Judiciary has released a staff report detailing US President Donald Trump's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, complete with names and photographs. The post Everybody Is Finally Talking About The Epstein Files Again appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Z. S.
BYD’s big story in the last year or tear and a half has been its rapid growth outside of China. The Chinese electric vehicle company has been selling more and more cars in other countries — across Europe, South America, other parts of Asia, Australia, and Africa (basically, everywhere except ... [continued] The post BYD’s Doubling Production in Brazil appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Tina Casey
The German automaker Audi has dialed back its full EV plans for the US market, but its strategy still includes plug-in hybrids and a new factory in Georgia, too. The post Wouldn’t It Be Funny If Audi Manufactures EVs In The US? appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
The new energy reality: 1 kWh of battery is cheaper than a barrel of oil The EU is fiercely debating the future of the automotive industry and how far the transition to battery electric cars will be slowed down. Last time we had this debate back in 2022, Europe was ... [continued] The post From Barrel to Battery: What Will Europe’s Clean Car Debate Decide appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sierra Club
Phoenix — The Sierra Club today published a new report, “Asleep at the Switch: How the ACC is Letting Utilities Fleece Ratepayers,” that considers the power the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) has over the future of Arizona’s energy landscape, public health, and utility bill increases. The report also examines the ... [continued] The post New Report Keeps Tabs on ACC’s Utility Bias that Ends up Hurting Wallets appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
Carbon pricing in a global context In April 2025, governments at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) agreed on a historic global regulation, the Net-Zero Framework (NZF). It was designed to set global shipping on a course to net-zero by 2050 in a just and equitable way. Global shipping is responsible ... [continued] The post The EU Is Showing How Regional Maritime Rules Can Support A Global Framework At The IMO appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
New rail services can give Switzerland its first high-speed direct trains to the UK. Polling in Switzerland Total sample size was 1,048 adults. Fieldwork was undertaken between 11th–24th September 2026. Nearly half of Swiss people use rail for other international destinations at least once a year. When asked about journey ... [continued] The post How the Swiss Want to Travel to the UK appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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