It’s anyone’s guess when electric vehicle adoption will suddenly become mainstream. Some say five years. Others say ten, fifteen, even twenty years from now. However, a new study commissioned by ...

A few years ago, you might have pictured the typical electric vehicle as a futuristically designed compact car zooming through an urban landscape, likely in Europe or China. But, as data from the ...

A deadly winter storm brought historic levels of snowfall and freezing temperatures to Texas this week, battering the state's power grid and leaving millions of people shivering without heating.

Most readers of this column are pretty savvy about EVs, and we sometimes forget that there are millions of drivers who have never driven one, or even sat in one. There’s definitely a need for basic, ...

The demand for energy is growing fast. The world’s annual energy consumption nearly tripled from 62,949 terawatt-hours (TWh) in 1969 to 173,340TWh in 2019. As of 2020, nearly 80 percent of the world’s ...

With schools, offices and factories closed across Europe as a response to the coronavirus pandemic, the energy requirements of most countries are currently considerably lower than usual. While those ...

When Tesla broke ground on its first factory in China last week, some people were questioning the timing of the company’s expansion to the country. Amid trade tensions, a general economic slowdown and ...

After first gaining popularity in Europe, electric bikes – or eBikes – are taking North American streets (and trails) by storm. eBikes are futuristic, pedal-assist bicycles with an integrated electric ...

Home-builder Bill Decker explains some of the techniques used to create highly energy-efficient homes in chilly southeast Michigan. New research shows that the extra cost of making a home net-zero ...

In December 2021, President Joe Biden signed an executive order requiring the 600,000-vehicle federal fleet to shift to zero-emissions by 2035 as part of an effort to leverage government buying power ...

• An Israeli airstrike in June 2006 targeting the Gaza Power Plant (GPP) marked the start of an electricity crisis in the Gaza Strip, which is still ongoing. • Electricity demand in the Gaza Strip is ...