What Are the Most Efficient Electric Cars?

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Are Electric Cars Too Powerful?

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New US Solar Record – 2.155 Cents per KWh

We have seen solar power in the Middle East come into the low 2 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) range. We have seen it under 2 cents per kWh in Mexico. Misguided, casual observers claimed these prices only occurred due to heavily exploited labor, but now we have also seen 2.155 cen … | Continue reading


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China Electric Car Sales Report

After the usual off-season (January and February), March came and electric car sales surged to 59,000 units in China, up 85% year over year (YoY). Quarter 1 2018 sales doubled compared to the same period last year, to over 122,000 units | Continue reading


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Why Elon's Right, Right Again, Super Wrong and Being Boneheaded

Look, believe it or not, Elon Musk has more followers than I do. He has more expertise in electric drivetrains, batteries, big-ass rockets, and building multi-billion-dollar companies. In a "who's more credible when it comes to cleantech" poll, there's a solid chance the cleantec … | Continue reading


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Elon Musk / Tesla Harpooned Baseload Power

With batteries like the Hornsdale Power Reserve, power from solar and wind power will be more valuable, because with battery backup their power can be used to supply an increasing share of baseload power. And that increase in value, which might not necessarily be reflected by an … | Continue reading


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Veteran Battery Producer A123 Systems Invests in Solid-State Battery Development

Solid-state lithium battery research and development is red hot, and all puns unintended, the aim is not only raising the energy density of batteries but also controlling or avoiding the thermal runaway problems found in earlier chemistries | Continue reading


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38% of American Cars Were Electric in 1900

Electric cars were more popular decades ago, but they are experiencing a resurgence. | Continue reading


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