GM hiring to push electric effort beyond Volt
November 30, 2010 By
As Chevy Volt goes into production, General Motors says it will hire 1,000 engineers and researchers in Michigan to develop more electric and hybrid cars.
Tesla takes electric cars closer to pro racing
November 30, 2010 By
During practice sessions at the Race of Champions, professional drivers race the Tesla Roadster.
Originally posted at The Car Tech blog
NRG, SunPower plan 250-megawatt solar plant
November 30, 2010 By
Because of good sun and a state mandate around renewable energy, California is driving the market for large-scale solar plants.
GE creates home energy unit in smart-grid play
November 30, 2010 By
General Electric is targeting home energy efficiency with the combination of its Nucleus home energy monitoring system and connected appliances.
Toyota to fix heat risk in 650,000 Prius hybrids
November 30, 2010 By
Company will repair a coolant pump glitch that could cause the top-selling hybrid to overheat and lose power. The repairs target model years 2004 to 2007.
Toyota to fix heat risk in 650,000 Prius hybrids
November 30, 2010 By
Company will repair a coolant pump glitch that could cause the top-selling hybrid to overheat and lose power. The repairs target model years 2004 to 2007.
Home efficiency gurus at Opower add $50 million
November 30, 2010 By
Kleiner Perkins and Accel Partners fund Opower to build up its software system for offering home energy efficiency recommendations through utilities.
Home efficiency gurus at OPower add $50 million
November 30, 2010 By
Kleiner Perkins and Accel Partners fund OPower to build up its software system for offering home energy efficiency recommendations through utilities.
Nissan Leaf named 2011 European Car of the Year
November 30, 2010 By
Nissan today announced the all-electric Nissan Leaf has been named 2011 European Car of the Year.
Originally posted at The Car Tech blog
Secretary Chu: Global energy race is ‘Sputnik’ moment
November 29, 2010 By
In an address to the National Press Club, Energy Secretary Steven Chu argues that federal R&D in energy needs to be sustained once stimulus dollars run out so the U.S. can stay competitive in the world economy.