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Plus, what's on the road ahead for sustainable transportation?
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One of the world’s largest oil and gas companies is betting that the future of flying is carbon-neutral.
by Joel Makower
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A group of investors, policymakers, startups and energy providers are hoping to build a U.S. battery manufacturing, mining and innovation hub around the Salton Sea.
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While we’re working on a greener grid, there may be better ways to decarbonize some sectors.
by Matt Tomich
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Plus, highlights from Climate Week sessions on transportation and mobility.
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Many experts in China are see charging infrastructure as the bottleneck to continued strong growth in EV adoption. Addressing the bottleneck is vital to building a cleaner, stronger economy.
by Ross McLane
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The results could have profound and universal impacts on EV charging infrastructure investment, utility business models and ultimately, the states’ emissions reduction goals.
by Noah Garcia
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One huge potential benefit: reduced production costs for electric vehicle batteries.
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Why is interest in climate tech resurging within the investment community and why are startups that have forged strategic partnerships with large companies of particular interest?
by Ritu Sharma
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Some batteries designed for transportation applications may have the opportunity to be recovered and reused for another purpose before even reaching the stage of recycling.
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Sponsored: CMS Enterprises talks with global sustainability leader Rob Threlkeld of General Motors about the roles renewable energy plays in helping GM meet its energy and business goals.
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Sponsored: Sustainability was a critical component of the innovative technologies shared at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show. Here are three takeaways.
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Sponsored: Cleantech is positioned to take center stage at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show with good reason: extreme weather events spanning from wildfires to unseasonably early winter storms are showing consumers and businesses alike that waiting for government action is no longer an option.