New Power, Same Grid with Hecate Energy Hecate Energy Launches Battery Storage Site on Staten Island Staten Island just plugged into the future. Hecate Energy opened a new battery energy storage site in the Travis neighborhood. While it does not look flashy, the facility packs a major punch. It helps balance the grid, store clean... Continue Reading →
Affordable Clean Cars Coalition: Making EVs Accessible
Making Clean Driving a Right, Not a Luxury Clean cars shouldn’t just be for the wealthy. That’s the core message from the newly formed Affordable Clean Cars Coalition. This group includes: climate advocates labor unions health professionals and also consumer organizations. For they want to make electric vehicles (EVs) more accessible to everyone. These vehicles... Continue Reading →
Schools Electric Bus Transition: New Extensions Offered
Hochul Eases the Deadline on schools electric bus purchases The Schools Electric Bus mandate for districts just got a break. Governor Kathy Hochul signed a new law that gives districts more time to switch to electric school buses. Originally, every school had to be fully electric by 2035. That’s still the goal. But now, electric... Continue Reading →
Global Carbon Emissions Data: What It Means for Us
Global Emissions: What Does It Mean? I've been diving into the latest carbon emissions data. So let me tell you, the numbers tell quite a story about our global climate challenge! Visual Capitalist's analysis of world carbon emissions offers some eye-opening insights that I'm excited to share with you. The Major Carbon Contributors According to... Continue Reading →
745 Mile Battery EV
The Holy Grail Has Arrived: 745 Mile EV Battery Changes Everything! Hey there, fellow 745 Mile battery EV enthusiasts! I've just read about something that literally made me jump out of my chair with excitement. In fact, we're talking about the absolute holy grail of electric vehicles. That's a battery that delivers a mind-blowing 745... Continue Reading →

