The Polish city of Rybnik stands at the heart of the largest coal-producing area of the EU: Silesia. Now citizens are showing the ability to power a new economic model.

The Japanese government has supported fuel cell development, but the lack of fueling stations, and uncertainty about the resale value of hydrogen-powered vehicles remain significant barriers to broader adoption.

Investment in the Electric Vehicle (EV) industry has flourished like never before. A boom in EV stocks is being driven by the inevitability that internal combustion engine (ICE) cars will make a wholesale move to EV in the next decade.

Nearly two thirds of Europeans (63%) continue to wash at 40 C or higher, despite over a decade of being encouraged to wash clothes at 30 C or lower, according to a new study from Electrolux. Oddly, the Swedish appliance giant is now calling for people to use their appliances less.

For a hydrogen energy industry to take off in the United States as advocates hope will require the federal government to adopt a suite of pro-hydrogen policies, and with some of its earliest actions the Biden administration has signaled that it would likely drive such policies forward.

The trees are projected to help sequester the estimated carbon generated by the first year of driving all of the new Airstream travel trailers and touring coaches manufactured in 2021.

Warnings about the potential for widespread power failures never spread far beyond the rarefied arena of grid and power plant operators.

Ahead of fourth-quarter results the startup unveiled a revamped lineup focused on the shorter-range, battery-powered Tre, a new 500-mile-range fuel cell version of Tre and 900-mile-range hydrogen-powered Nikola Two Sleeper truck.

In a Harvard Business Review study on climate change data and businesses, 72% out of 8,000 supplier companies reported that climate change presents risk that could significantly impact their operations, revenue, or expenditures.

To preserve our standard of living, we must quadruple our electricity production and convert to 100% renewables by the time a baby born today can vote. This hurdle is impossible to clear using Industrial Revolution thinking; to succeed, we must take a page from the Internet Age.

For most of the long arc of human history, we adapted our activities to energy supply. Only recently have we assumed energy should be equally available every hour of every day.

Just under half of Texas’ power generation, or 53 out of nearly 110 gigawatts, was forced offline at one point during the cold snap that swept through Texas this month, the head of the state’s power grid operator said during a meeting of the grid’s board on Wednesday.

Of the 228 large-scale industrial, transport and infrastructure hydrogen projects across the world more than half, 126, are projected to be located in Europe, while 46 are planned to be built in Asia, 24 in Oceania and only 19 in North America.

This month, for the first time in history, a commercial gas tanker travelled from China to northwestern Russia through Arctic winter ice, an event U.K. climate experts have told Forbes.com was made possible by man-made global warming.

Mother Nature takes a beating with each mile driven.

Exelon’s three Texas gas plants experienced periodic outages as a result of historically cold weather that swept through the state.

The Los Angeles-based electric vehicle startup led by designer Henrik Fisker intends to work with Taiwan’s mass-production giant on its second battery-powered model.

Carbon-free electricity requires rapid expansion of renewable capacity. In addition, it must confront three challenges: expanding the grid to move an increasing volume of electricity over long distances (transmission), balancing intermittent generation with peak demand (storage), and financing both.

What happened in Texas is now commonplace. Natural choked but the propane sector came through and kept on the lights.

In my conversations with professional investors in sustainability, I increasingly hear concern that valuations in the public markets are getting too high.

General Motors killed its very promising electric car 20 years ago, but this time round it looks like the rise of the EV is an unstoppable force, and manufacturers that don’t make the switch will be obliterated.

With the U.S. officially rejoining the Paris Agreement on Friday, and major climate commitments from Asian powerhouses China, Japan and Korea, an awaited announcement from India could bring two-thirds of the world on course to achieve net zero carbon emissions around the middle of the century.

Musk hasn’t simply revolutionized the electric vehicle market he’s created his own billion-dollar rivals.

When it comes to Tech, the fight for control goes beyond hardware...but it must start with hardware. Right to Repair matters because how this fight goes will ultimately define our relationship as a society to Big Tech going forward.

Sunrunï , the largest residential solar installer in the U.S., said online search traffic to its website from Texas has increased by 350% this week.