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This May 4 report gets at how large automakers are muscling aside EV startups - a move that could challenge startups in a period of higher interest rates.

This local April 28 story captures news reported elsewhere, that Portland, Oregon's public utility placed 400 megawatts of battery storage into service.

This release proclaims a federal grant for designing a geothermal heating and cooling network in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Better than gold — For clean energy to bump the dirty kind, some minerals look more precious than gold.

As the world rapidly builds renewable energy infrastructure and transportation networks, the critical minerals' sourcing, processing, and trading will have profound economic, environmental, and geopolitical implications. Ensuring the critical minerals’ supply meets ever-rising demand while navigating the mineral supply chain’s impacts on the environment and society is a daunting challenge.

This April 10 story sizes up the market growth in electric vehicles that's likely to follow new American rules regarding greenhouse gas emissions from transportation.

This March 31 report explains how new guidance about tax credits for American electric vehicle purchases looks too protectionist to some, too cozy with foreign suppliers to others, and too complex to drive by in a hurry.

On March 22, the scoop-happy news source teased details of the Federal government's guidance on EV tax credit applications, due the last week of March.

The exterior of "Timber House," courtesy of Mesh Architectures — On an urban two-way street, Timber House's wooden frame points to a different way of assembling housing. (Courtesy of Mesh Architectures.)

Real estate is the source of around 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions, including 11% that come just from making building materials. Mass timber panels, which consist of small pieces of softwood glued together, offer a lower-emissions alternative to steel and cement, as well storing carbon sequestered by trees. Driven...

This March 10 story shows General Motors, getting ready to make only electric cars which require less human labor than traditional cars. Part of that preparation involves seeking to buy out $2 billion worth of employee wages.

This February 23 report peeks at debates in state legislatures over the right- and the reward - associated with transmission infrastructure.

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Ground-not-breaking in Ann Arbor

Mission Mineral: Raising Finance and Strategy to Build Clean Infrastructure

Batteries Go In, Sales Come Out

If Nobody's Happy, Does That Mean You've Done Your Job?

It's Happening the Week of March 27! (Indictment-Free Edition)

Timber House: Can Mass Timber Help Decarbonize Real Estate?

Not Without its Costs

I Think We Have a Funky Connection