Hydrogen
Why is California wasting millions on hydrogen fuel pumps?
Battery EVs have won the clean car race, so bankrolling a major buildout of hydrogen infrastructure seems foolish.
EV charging
EV charging
Highway EV charging will need a ton of power — sooner than you think
A new report warns that EV charging along Northeast highways will require sports-stadium levels of grid power by 2030. Where are the plans to supply it?
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Grid edge
EnergyHub buys Packetized Energy to get millions of thermostats and EVs to help balance the grid
Utilities need to orchestrate energy-smart devices at a massive scale. This startup's radically distributed approach could help.
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EV charging
EV chargers down? ChargerHelp is training a diverse workforce to fix them
The U.S. plans a massive rollout of EV chargers. Who's going to keep them all working? This L.A.-based startup has an approach it's taking nationwide.
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Electrification
New tools and tech to prep your electrical panel for an all-electric home
Solar, batteries, EVs and electric heat pumps can overload home electrical panels. Lots of companies are coming up with solutions.
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Marine transport
Offshore wind farms could double as electric charging stations for ships
Shipping giant Maersk and other firms are developing tech to help the maritime industry ditch dirty diesel and run on wind power.
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Electric vehicles
This California startup wants to be the Pony Express of electric trucking
WattEV plans to build solar- and battery-powered charging hubs where drivers can hop from one truck to the next.
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Grid edge
The country’s first neighborhood microgrid is coming online in Chicago
A network of solar panels, generators, batteries and more will boost resilience for Bronzeville, a historic Black neighborhood.
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EV charging
Do we need roads that charge cars? Detroit thinks so
Israeli startup Electreon hopes to start a trend by building a mile of wireless chargers under a Michigan street.
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Guest Essay
I tried to add EV chargers to my rental property. Here's what happened
My experience as a landlord illustrates the challenge of electrifying everything — and points to ways to improve the system.
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EV charging
Biden admin has $7.5B to spend on EV charging. How can it get it right?
Building a nationwide charging network and eliminating 'charging deserts' in disadvantaged communities won't be easy — and there's no margin for error.
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