CleanTechnica

CleanTechnica

CleanTechnica is the leading news and analysis platform dedicated to cleantech in the United States and globally. It primarily covers topics such as electric vehicles, solar power, wind power, and energy storage solutions. CleanTechnica is also a member of Important Media, which consists of 20 progressive blogs aimed at promoting a healthier and more sustainable planet.

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  • 1 day ago | cleantechnica.com | Jose Pontes

    In addition to our monthly report on the top selling plugin vehicles in the world, here’s a report on the auto brands and auto groups or alliances that are selling the most plugin vehicles globally. Top Selling Brands Geely continues riding high in its quest to challenge BYD’s domination and ... [continued]

  • 1 day ago | cleantechnica.com | Jake Richardson

    Internal combustion engine and diesel engine vehicles use motor oil, and unfortunately, many such vehicles leak their oil onto driveways, garage floors, roads, highways, interstates, and parking lots. They can also leak oil into dirt roads, gravel roads, and off-road. One city in Washington, Kirkland, estimates that every year about 7 million quarts of leaked motor oil and other petroleum products wind up in Puget Sound.

  • 1 day ago | cleantechnica.com | Carolyn Fortuna

    Last Updated on: 5th June 2025, 02:16 pm If the Republican-dominated House of Representatives has its way, the Inflation Reduction Act will die a slow and impactful death. Cuts to the Inflation Reduction Act will take the wind out of the Biden–Harris administration’s clean energy plans, as popular programs like incentives for solar panels and electric vehicles will be eliminated.

  • 2 days ago | cleantechnica.com | Mike Barnard

    Last Updated on: 4th June 2025, 07:02 pm Methane, long overshadowed by carbon dioxide in global climate discussions, is finally receiving the attention it deserves. Recent research, including a just published critical global inventory, A global inventory of methane emissions from abandoned oiland gas wells and possible mitigation pathways by Lei et al., highlights methane emissions from the millions of abandoned oil and gas wells scattered worldwide.

  • 2 days ago | cleantechnica.com | Carolyn Fortuna

    Across the country, more women are making the switch to electric vehicles. A non-profit advocacy group is helping the trend to flourish.