Category - Clean Tech

• Ford plans $30K electric pickup to compete with EV maker BYD
• Araneta City expands green power deal with FGEN
• Energy shock drives clean power push
• Asia’s fuel importers seen facing ‘geopolitic­al flux’ for years
• BMW’S HOLISTIC APPROACH IS KEY TO CO2 REDUCTION
• UH engineers find efficient semiconduc­tor cooling
• PERC acquisitio­n of BCPG shares secures nod of PCC
• Fifth-generation luxury SUV shows the latest expression of BMW’S Neue Klasse thinking
• Taking ownership The appeal of electric ‘weekender’ yachts
• Allies seek cleaner alternativ­es to power AI
• How to choose backup power for an outage
• Experiment­al hybrid aircraft reaches new heights in flight test
• As fuel prices rise, U.S. cutting energy efficiency
• ‘Solar sheep’ industry booms in Texas
• Energy minister may be more of a net-zero zealot than Miliband
• Is China’s wind, solar expansion creating ‘waste’ as claimed by Western media?
• North Cowichan to host battery storage facility
• A clean, green future for the North Sea
• B.C. Hydro to triple EV-charging network to 3,500 ports by 2035
• Asia’s energy test may hinge on regional cooperatio­n
• Air conditioni­ng will be essential to save lives
• Shinas student's innovation turns noise into electricit­y
• Kuwait Fund, UNDP ink $3 million grant to support solar energy project in Lebanon
• Renewables put in a spotlight
• DOE vows better power sector by 2028
• Exxaro powers Grootegelu­k with new solar plant
• Africa’s largest hybrid renewable energy project comes online in Northern Cape
• Africa’s largest hybrid renewable energy project comes online in Northern Cape
• AfDB Group approves $110m for Ethiopia’s wind power project
• Conflict accelerate­s shift to solar power, electric vehicles
• French energy firm secures Jamaica land for utility-scale solar and hydrogen project
• Facing the cold, hard facts of winter
• ₹3,900-cr central aid for renewable energy projects in 3 yrs: Govt
• Solar Panels illuminate rural Bangladesh
• ELECTRIC TRUCKS TO DRIVE GREEN PUSH
• Coal plants rush to meet Trump orders