Tag: green tech
BMW Unveils iX5 Electric SUV with Impressive 845 km Range
BMW’s new iX5 electric SUV features a 144 kWh battery and claims up to 845 kilometers of driving range, showcasing advances in EV technology.
Read MoreSlate Auto’s Budget Electric Pickup Now Starts at Nearly $25,000 Following Price Adjustment
Slate Auto’s affordable electric pickup truck price rises to $24,950 as federal EV tax credit is discontinued ahead of preorder launch.
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South Korean Researchers Convert Wet Spent Coffee Grounds into High-Grade Biofuel in 90 Seconds
Scientists in South Korea developed a method to transform wet spent coffee grounds into high-energy biochar within 90 seconds, bypassing costly drying.
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First U.S. Commercial Plant Begins Producing Jet Fuel from Atmospheric CO2
A new facility in Washington state produces synthetic jet fuel from atmospheric CO2, marking a milestone in sustainable aviation fuels.
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Xiaomi Gains Approval to Manufacture Extended-Range Electric Vehicles in China
Xiaomi secures regulatory approval in China to produce hybrid electric vehicles with internal combustion range extenders at its Beijing facilities.
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Swiss Researchers Develop Self-Recharging ‘Forever’ Batteries Powered by Rain and Sunlight
Scientists at EPFL created batteries that continuously generate electricity through water evaporation, rejuvenated by rain and sunlight.
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Apple Reports Major Sustainability Milestones with 30% Recycled Materials in 2025 Products
Apple announces that 30% of materials in its 2025 products are recycled, alongside significant water and renewable energy achievements.
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Norway Commits to Electric Hydrofoil Ferries with Largest-Ever Order
Norway places its biggest order for 20 electric hydrofoil ferries to revolutionize clean marine transport along its fjords and coastline.
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Chinese Researchers Develop Eco-Friendly Battery Using Neutral, Food-Safe Electrolyte
A new battery design from China employs a neutral, magnesium or calcium-based electrolyte resembling a traditional food-grade brine.
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