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Collecting Geothermal Energy In Underground Spaces For Heating Or Cooling Buildings

Have you ever noticed that it gets kind of warm in an underground garage or down in a metro or subway tunnel? That is basically geothermal energy. That is energy that can

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Netherlands Transit Operator Buys 259 Electric Buses

The Netherlands is getting another massive wave of electric buses, thanks to a massive order from Keolis Nederland BV for 259 new buses from BYD. The order, which was inked on December

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BMW Group: The First Carmaker To Join The ‘Getting To Zero Coalition’

BMW is continuing to focus on manufacturing electric cars in a green way. The company actually operates a sustainability strategy that exists along the entire value chain, supporting sustainability more deeply than

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Squad: A Truly Affordable Urban Solar Electric Vehicle

Squad Mobility is developing a new generation of urban solar electric vehicles, from Amsterdam, at truly affordable prices. And by affordable, they mean affordable, with a target retail price of €5,750 (ex.

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Micro Catch: Catching Microplastics At Washing Machines Itself

While cotton is a natural product, materials like polyester, nylon, acrylics, and spandex are not, and each time we wash them they “shed” a lot of microplastics. As a matter of fact, one

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Its Already Cheaper To Own & Run An Electric Vehicle

A recently published study which was conducted in UK by Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) has again endorsed what we have been saying all along that the ‘Total Cost of Ownership’

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MNRE Has Continuously Failed To Achieve Renewable Energy Targets

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has continuously failed to achieve its yearly targets of clean energy capacity addition, which may hamper the mission of having 175 GW of renewables

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Vietnam Opts Out Of Feed-In-Tariff Mechanism For Solar Projects

After months of confusion and uncertainty over the future of renewable projects in Vietnam the country has finally decide to go back to conducting solar auctions, thus doing away with the feed-in-tariff

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