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EGEB: The world’s most widely used green energy? Hydropower

Hydropower is revealed as the most widely used renewable power source around the world. Here are three of the latest trends in solar and storage, according to online marketplace EnergySage. A former fossil-fuel exec explains why he’s joined residential geothermal company Dandelion. Arcadia Power is committed to making clean energy work for the planet and your bank account — all without…
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Juiced HyperScorpion review: The king of 30+ MPH electric mopeds right now

The is an electric bicycle… errr, electric moped, that completely embraces the growing trend of high powered electric bikes that blur the line with electric motorbikes. Yes, it’s still an electric bicycle. It’s got two wheels, pedals, a chain, and can be pedaled all day until your heart’s content. But it also offers a whole other level of fun and utility as an electric moped that…
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Mercedes-Benz teases ‘highest-efficiency electric car in the world’ with over 750 miles of range

Mercedes-Benz teases a new super efficient electric car concept, the Vision EQXX, with over 750 miles of range on a single charge. At Daimler’s latest company update, the automaker teased a new technical program to develop “the longest-range and highest-efficiency electric car the world has ever seen.” Mercedes-Benz’s head of research and development, Markus Schafer, commented: “We…
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Quick Charge Podcast: October 7, 2020

Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from Electrek. Quick Charge is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and our RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. New episodes of Quick Charge are recorded Monday through Thursday and again on…
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Elon Musk confirms Tesla’s new structural battery and cells are first going to Model Y at Giga Berlin

Elon Musk has confirmed Tesla’s new structural battery design, and 4680 cells are first going to Model Y, which will be produced at Gigafactory Berlin next year. We already had a good idea it was happening since Musk teased that Tesla will introduce a “core structural design change” with Model Y produced in Germany, but it’s not confirmed. The CEO confirmed on Twitter that the new…
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