“Toyota never lacked green technology and it is all but a surprise to see that hybrids now cover more than half of the automaker’s sales in western …
Raymond J. de Souza: The green dilemma with fuel-efficient pickup trucks
Technological advancement, so often considered the path to a green future, makes it possible for middle-class motorists to buy the larger vehicles Gee …
ArcelorMittal plans major EAF, DRI investments for decarbonizing steel production in Canada
DRI-EAF technology, such as that being introduced in Dofasco, is at the heart … DRI, harnessing green hydrogen or other Smart Carbon technologies.
Daimler Truck’s powertrain plants in Germany will produce electric drive components
Significant additional investments in future technologies at the Daimler … With the production and technology network for electric drive components and … This will be made possible, among other things, by a green power concept at …
CPC leads China toward a new, cooperative model
… COVID-19 pandemic, and helping other countries with essential supplies, including solar panels, green technology, and medicines and vaccines.
Raleigh company meets net zero carbon emissions
They did this with the help of Green Places, a Raleigh-based company that … technology and clean tech,” said Alex Lassiter, founder/CEO of Green …
‘Cutting edge’ technology, more space helps West Michigan farm triple production
The upgrades triple the farm’s growing capacity to 1.5 million pounds of salad greens per year, officials say. “That’s the beauty of that system — we do …
DENSO Provides First Quarter Results and Progress Updates in Key Focus Areas
… propel our ongoing development of technologies that are Green and foster … Both areas are essential to our pursuit of clean and safe mobility and …
Deep-Sea Mining Not Necessary for Renewable Energy Transition, Experts Argue
… minerals like cobalt, lithium, nickel, copper, vanadium and indium used in electric vehicles, storage batteries and other green technologies.
Technology Trends to Help Save Water in Your Home
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average American family uses more than 300 gallons of water per day at home.