Clean Tech has a weekly pod cast this week, covers the most effective stories of clean energy and climate in 15 minutes, which features Paul Jerk. Factor this And how the mic of Tigerkam. It has recently ranked 13th on the 50 best solar podcasts of Fed Spot and cracked the top 25 in its 80 best energy transfer podcasts.
This week’s incident includes NPR guest Special Camela Domonosky, who wrote how Ford plans to regain the assembly plant to build a more affordable midziz electric pickup truck.
This week’s “Week Cleunchur” is Saad Dara, CEO of mangrove lithium. Last week, Saad hosted several British Columbia Premier David Abbey and several Canadian officials who visited their major new plant, which will be the first electrochemical refining facility in North America.
The Trump administration is imposing new obstacles to wind and solar development. The Home Department is first adding a political review to the routine approval, drawing millions of acres of air to air, revising existing permits, and changing projects like Lava Ridge Wind Farm. Meanwhile, the Department of Transportation is recommending 1.2 miles of shocks near the federal highways and is urging the FAA to re -evaluate the approval of turbine height across the country.
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More than 400 million tonnes of plastics are manufactured every year, and only 10 % of it is recycled. To tackle this issue, more than 90 countries are now discussing the UN -backed World Plastic Agreement in Geneva, and the European Union will need to recycle all packaging. Consumer goods are looking for the world’s largest producers alternatives, but has been mostly expensive or less active.
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Despite the policy shock in the United States, investors see long -term opportunities in renewable sources. Daniel Weis of the Angelino Group has identified the cost of clean -tech in 20 years and, with more than 90 % of US power supply last year, with air and solar power, they say, “The flow of the contract is over, prices are low.” Spring Lane Capital’s Rob Day described the “frustration of frustration” but stable growth, which warns the risks of losing global leadership as other nations accelerate clean -tech investment.
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In the first five months of this year, the negative electricity prices are becoming more common in Europe as Spain is logged in 404 negative hours. Since renewable sources are added to the grid, the supply will sometimes be higher than the demand, and producers pay the pay to run the plants because the shutdown can be expensive or the subsidy generation is still profitable. This trend can restrict the return of the project, which slows down investment. The solution includes grid scale storage, long distance transmission line, S and dynamic pricing to transmit demand in high supply periods.
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Ford will re -prepare its Louis Will Assembly plant to make midwife electric pickups, which is much lower than rivals’ EV truck prices. The new model will be part of an easy universal EV platform using large dye cast parts to reduce costs. Ford has been targeting the desired industry target for a long time: an EV that can match gas -powered vehicles without subsidy as well as a profit. The project is part of an investment of $ 5 billion in electric vehicles, including battery production in Michigan.
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