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Tesla Faces Challenges In 2023: Can It Maintain The Lead? 

Tesla is experiencing a very difficult year. As the company nears the end of Q1, it continues to have an uncertain future and has been the worst-performing stock on the S&P 500

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Bloom Energy & Shell Team Up For Clean Hydrogen Production

Bloom Energy and Shell have partnered to create clean hydrogen production solutions using Bloom’s advanced electrolyzer technology. The partnership aims to create reliable, solid oxide electrolyzer (SOEC) systems that can produce large

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Beyond Styrofoam: Eco-Friendly Alternatives For Disposable Cups

If you rely on multiple cups of coffee to get through the day, you may be contributing to the massive amount of waste generated by disposable Styrofoam cups. It is is non-biodegradable

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Increased Hurricane Activity Possible In 2024

Forecasters are predicting that the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, which is still two and a half months away, could be very active. Experts caution that it may be too early to make

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StoreDot Silicon EV Batteries Are Really Coming Soon!

US automakers were concerned last year when China imposed export restrictions on graphite, a key component in electric vehicle batteries. However, the industry is now preparing for new batteries that use silicon

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Hackers Can Steal Teslas Using Public Wi-Fi At Charging Stations

Researchers have discovered that hackers can use a special tool to take control of the WiFi at places where Tesla cars get charged. This means they could steal the cars without anyone

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Forget Fridges, Chinese EVs Embrace Drones and Detachable Wheels

Major electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers are experiencing a decline in domestic demand due to reduced consumer spending. Geopolitical tensions with Western economies are also impacting export prospects. So smaller EV players are

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Touchscreens Out: Euro NCAP Cracks Down On Distracting Car Controls

European regulators have advised car manufacturers to replace touchscreens with physical controls like knobs and buttons in order to improve their safety rating. In fact, the European New Car Assessment Program (NCAP)

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