The Israeli startup “Electroroad” has invented electric roads that can wirelessly charge electric vehicles while they are moving along. ...
Neue Stabstelle “klimafreundliche Mobilität” im BMVI
Ab KW vier richtet das Bundesverkehrsministerium eine neue Stabstelle „klimafreundliche Moblität“ ein. Helge Pols, der derzeitiger Leiter des ...
Victoria, AU, tenders green certificates for 75 MW solar power projects
In the first half of 2017 the Australian state Victoria will tender green certificates to support 75 MW of new solar power capacity. This also includes the ...
U.S. Air Force wants to switch to renewable energy sources
The U.S. Air Force aims at implementing resilient energy projects and resilient energy systems throughout the whole enterprise. The diesel energy supply at ...
First wind turbine put into operation in Saudi Arabia
The first wind turbine has been installed in Saudi Arabia. The turbine is made by the American company “General Electric Co” and has been ...
Californian iconic beer brewery uses Tesla batteries for power supply
Sierra Nevade, the California craft beer brewery, has installed 500 kilowatts/1 megawatt-hour of Tesla Powerpack batteries to supply power for the brewing ...
Worldwide first Hydrogen Council founded in Davos
Thirteen leading energy, transport and industry companies have launched a global initiative the “Hydrogen Council” at the World Economic Forum ...
Lidl UK to install EV charging points at 40 stores
The supermarket Lidl will install rapid charge points in the UK. The Charging point supplier POD Point and Lidl have entered a cooperation agreement that ...
Davos: Xi Jinping urges Trump to stick to Paris Climate Deal
During a speech at the Davos World Economic Forum the Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Donald Trump to implement the Paris climate agreement. He said all ...
Largest geothermal plant and mining operation in California
Two start-up companies, Controlled Thermal Resources and Alger Alternative Energy, aim to build the nation’s largest geothermal power plant and ...
