At the Tokyo Motor Show that starts on Thursday, Toyota Motor, Nissan and others are due to show prototypes of one- and two-seater electric vehicles (EVs) designed for short distancesContinue Reading
Rising environmental concerns are increasingly swaying government energy policies across the globe, prompting energy companies to invest in greener options. Keeping in line with this, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), theContinue Reading
As of today Honda has hardly any electric cars in its product mix, but it has just agreed to invest a huge chunk of money — $2.75 billion, to beContinue Reading
Genesys, LLC announced that it has received a US Patent for a solar amplifier. It is reported to be able to generate very high electrical power in the multiple kilowattContinue Reading
Toyota’s planned Tri-Gen facility, which will be located in Long Beach, California, is intended to prove that 100% renewable, local hydrogen generation can be done at scale, and in thisContinue Reading
BMW is among a number of automakers harnessing the power of biowaste—not to power its cars, but the factories that build them. It is using Cow poop and chicken droppings.Continue Reading
Despite the company’s solid-state battery technology potentially being a “game changer” in the plug-in electric vehicle sector, Toyota will not be backing away from hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, company execsContinue Reading
The U.S. Department of Energy is investing in a novel source of future renewable energy in the form of seaweed. That’s right — seaweed energy. The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports that the DOE isContinue Reading
