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Musk Under Siege: Protests and Vandalism Rock Tesla as Ties With Trump Grow

A wave of national protests has emerged, targeting Elon Musk and his perceived political influence, particularly his relationship with President Donald Trump. Significant protests occurred at a Tesla showroom in Manhattan, with over 350 participants and multiple cities including Portland and Palo

March 9, 2025

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Revolutionizing the Streets: Boston’s Bold Leap into Curbside EV Charging

Boston launches the nation’s first behind-the-meter public curbside EV charger, marking significant progress in its Climate Action Plan aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050. itselectric, the company behind this pioneering technology, ensures chargers blend with the city’s historic aesthetic while boosting EV

March 6, 2025

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The Solar Industry’s Uncharted Waters in 2025: Reservations and Resilience

The 2025 Solar Industry Survey highlights challenges and opportunities amid political uncertainties and potential tariffs. Despite political and economic fluctuations post-2024 elections, 38% of solar companies anticipate growth, while only 7% doubt their survival. Supply chain efficiencies continue to improve, with 43%

March 4, 2025

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Can Hydrogen-Powered Cars Outrace Electric Vehicles? BMW and Toyota Fuel the Future

BMW and Toyota collaborate to revolutionize the automotive industry with hydrogen-powered vehicles. The BMW iX5 Hydrogen offers a 300-mile range and quick three-minute refueling. Hydrogen vehicles outperform electrics in refueling speed and extreme temperature performance. Toyota focuses on hydrogen-fueled pickups with the

March 2, 2025

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The Bold Alliance: Philippines and South Korea Illuminate the Path to Clean Energy

The Philippines and South Korea are collaborating to advance clean energy solutions through the 2024/25 Knowledge Sharing Program (KSP). The initiative aims to integrate electric vehicles and establish charging infrastructure in the Philippines, leveraging South Korea’s technological expertise. Key projects include floating

March 2, 2025

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Discover How Utah is Leading America’s Clean Energy Revolution

Fervo Energy’s Cape Station, a 400-megawatt geothermal project in Utah, represents a major step forward in clean energy innovation, set to be fully operational by 2028. Utah’s vast geothermal potential could supply energy 13 times over its current needs, transforming regional energy

March 2, 2025

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Massachusetts Reinvents the Grid: Electric Vehicles as Powerhouses

Massachusetts is pioneering the use of electric vehicles (EVs) for grid stability through a landmark vehicle-to-everything (V2X) pilot program. The state plans to install 100 advanced bidirectional chargers, integrating EVs into the energy network and emphasizing grid resilience. This initiative aims to

March 1, 2025

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Is Illinois Finally Breaking Free from the Federal Clean Energy Tug-of-War?

Illinois aims to secure $570 million in emissions-reduction grants, marking a significant step toward achieving 100% clean energy by 2050. A $430 million windfall from federal Climate Pollution Reduction grants was previously frozen but is now accessible, alongside $148 million from the

March 1, 2025

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Untangling the Federal Funding Freeze: The Climate Battle in the Courts

Federal climate and energy funds have faced disruptions due to political decisions, causing financial uncertainty for projects dependent on these resources. Halting funds from the Inflation Reduction Act and the 2021 infrastructure law impacted weatherization, EV charging, and clean energy initiatives across

February 28, 2025

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Virginia’s Energy Revolution: Solar on the Rise and Data Centers Under Scrutiny

Virginia pushes for renewable energy with significant reforms in the General Assembly, emphasizing sustainability and clean energy. Solar energy is set to expand significantly, with targets to add 600 MW of capacity by 2028, bolstered by a 450 MW virtual power plant

February 28, 2025

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The Unseen Ripple of America’s Transformer Shortage

The U.S. is experiencing a critical shortage of transformers, essential components of the electrical grid, disrupting the pace of clean energy advancements. This shortage impacts the nation’s ability to support electric vehicles and other clean energy technologies, hampering growth and innovation. Supply

February 27, 2025