Jeremy White writes on Wired about the best EVs coming in 2022. >>>READ: Power Industry Teams up on Highway EV Charging<<< “The F-150 Lightning can even be used to run an average-sized home for up to three days during a power outage. But with such popularity in the preorder phase, you’ll need some luck getting...

Emily Holbrook reports for Environment+ Energy Leader on a new renewable energy project in Dallas, TX. “The 181 MW Lily solar + storage project, located east of Dallas is a hybrid project that integrates a renewable energy plant with utility-scale battery storage. The project includes 55 MWdc of battery storage, part of Enel’s installation of around 600 MW...

Can Emir of Interesting Engineering writes on one mining company that is using hydrogen to reduce emissions. “The hydrogen power source only emits water vapor and the company states that it has the potential to reduce on-site diesel emissions by up to 80 percent.” Read the full article here.

In this short video, Forbes explains how to mine green bitcoin and make money off of clean cryptocurrency. >>>No, Bitcoin is not destroying the planet<<< Watch the video here.

"Methane has a higher heat-trapping potential than CO2 but it breaks down in the atmosphere faster, meaning deep cuts in methane emissions by 2030 could have a rapid impact on slowing global warming."

Darrell Proctor of Power reports that Honeywell and the University of Texas at Austin have joined together to advance new carbon capture technology. “The International Energy Agency (IEA) last year said carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) projects worldwide were capturing and either storing or using 40 million metric tons annually of CO2. IEA has...

Nathan Bomey writes in Axios that Caterpillar, BNSF Railway, and Chevron are pursuing a hydrogen project. >>>READ: Chevron Commits to Net Zero by 2050<<< “Caterpillar’s Progress Rail will develop a hydrogen rail system, Chevron will deliver the fueling setup, and BNSF will demonstrate the technology once it’s ready.” Read the full report here.

"General Motors has signed a deal to extract rare metals for the motors of electric vehicles in North America, according to a Thursday press release from the automaker. Linking up with the Las Vegas-based MP Materials, the automaker will receive 'U.S.-sourced and manufactured rare earth materials, alloy, and finished magnets for the electric motors' ideal for GM's forthcoming lineup of all-electric vehicles."

Petra is a Silicon Valley-based startup that is aiming to cut the costs of burying power lines underground in tough terrain with an innovative robotic drill.