Honda’s decision to kill its three EVs for the U.S. market will reverberate far beyond North America.
The new Tesla Energy Ventures division was approved by Ofgem to sell electricity directly to customers.
The startup’s new BAM-3 facility can make enough silicon anode material annually to supply about 100,000 long-range EVs.
The duo have teamed up with other companies to launch Utilize, which seeks to change how the grid is used and regulated.
Startup Hyperscale Power is developing technology that promises to shrink power transformers, freeing up precious space within data centers.
It’s the first permit to be issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in nearly a decade.
The Chinese automaker’s new Blade Battery 2.0 is capable of charging at up to 1.5 megawatts, dramatically slashing the time it takes to fill up.
The startup, co-founded by Tesla and Apple alumni, has sold nearly 1,000 of its motorbikes so far.
Offshore wind developer Aikido will deploy a small data center beneath a floating offshore wind turbine later this year.
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