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New subsidy initiative will make clean vehicles more accessible to consumers The German government is showing more support for clean…
Cut subsidies lead to controversy throughout the solar energy market Solar energy in Nevada suffered a grievous blow recently, with…
Scientists make a breakthrough in battery technology that could be good news for clean transportation Scientists working with Toyota have…
Toyota sets its sights on Tesla Toyota once held the title of most environmentally friendly automaker in the world, thanks…
10 states are leading the way in the adoption of solar power Solar energy is growing throughout the United States,…
New fund aims to help ease the adoption of clean vehicles for fleets The United Kingdom government has launched a…
Automaker introduces two new models for its fuel cell vehicle Riversimple, an automaker based in the United Kingdom, has unveiled…
Companies partner to build massive solar farm Japan is lacking in terms of land, being a relatively small country when…
Embracing solar power is expected to create new economic opportunities for Brazil Solar energy could become a major source of…
University accounts for one of the first deliveries of fuel cell vehicles in the UK The University of Birmingham has…
FuelCell Energy and Exxon Mobil deepen their partnership FuelCell Energy, a prominent developer of hydrogen fuel cells, has announced a…
Solar capacity expected to triple by 2020 The solar energy market in the United States is poised to see rapid…
New version of the Mirai expected to be launched ahead of the 2020 Olympic Games Japanese automaker Toyota only just…
Federal agency to provide more funding to aid the incorporation of solar power The U.S. Department of Energy is working…
Researchers develop a new membrane for fuel cells that is inspired by cacti Scientists from South Korea and Australia have…
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