BMW and Daimler to Work Together on Urban Electric Car R&D Project
BMW, Daimler, the German Federal Ministry for Education, the Technische Universitaet Muenchen and others are joining force and cooperating on a research project called Visio.M.
BMW, Daimler, the German Federal Ministry for Education, the Technische Universitaet Muenchen and others are joining force and cooperating on a research project called Visio.M.
BMW and Daimler to Work Together on Urban Electric Car R&D Project
BMW, Daimler, the German Federal Ministry for Education, the Technische Universitaet Muenchen and others are joining force and cooperating on a research project called Visio.M.
Memo: Group Wants To Create Fake Grassroots Wind ‘Subversion’ Campaign That ‘Should Appear As A Groundswell’
Last February, a group of anti-wind activists gathered in Washington, DC. Their goal: establish a coordinated, nation-wide program of "wind warriors" who could be dispatched to fight the industry anywhere, anytime.
Windsor to Purchase 10 Electric Buses from China’s BYD
Eddie Francis, the mayor of Windsor, Ontario, announced that his city had made a deal to purchase 10 electric buses made by BYD.
Smart’s Award-Winning Electric Bike is Coming to the United States
Daimler, who owns Smart, the maker of small urban two-seat cars, has decided to get into the electric bike business. They seem to have spent a lot of time on design, because the end result looks both futuristic and practical.
Latin America Report: Work Starts on Chile’s Largest Wind Farm
Construction has begun on what will become Chile's largest wind farm, a 115-megawatt development in the Antofagasta region in the northern part of the country.
UK In Talks with Iceland to Establish Geothermal Interconnector
Iceland may soon spread its vast wealth of geothermal energy to the UK. But how can two islands separated by more than 1,000 km of ocean share electricity? The answer lies in undersea high-voltage cables.
How the Energy Grid Actually Works
Renewables advocate Robert Llewellyn visits the National Grid control center to ask some tough questions.
New Federal Fracking Rules Would Only Apply to 11% of Nation’s Natural Gas Supply
Only Bureau of Land Management lands are covered by the draft rules, ProPublica explains -- not private land, not state-owned land, where the vast majority of fracking is planned.
Carbon Capture & Storage Projects Stalled Last Year
Between all currently proposed and the eight operational CCS projects, just a fraction of a percent of emissions from energy production could be captured, the report concludes.
The Inertial Seawave Energy Generator Rocks
Clever device puts a gyroscope in a boat hull, and converts rocking motion into electricity
