U.S. Navy Fuel Cells Produce More Fuel From Seawater
The U.S. Navy is looking at a way to extract hydrogen from seawater while capturing carbon dioxide to be used in fuel cells.
Fuel cells...
China Needed to Help Pay For Russia’s Hyperloop Project
The Russian government seeks China’s financial support of the possible $500-million Russian hyperloop project. In trying to convince China to lend aid, Russia said...
“Maxwell”: Meet NASA’s Faster, More Efficient Electric Airplane
Airplanes are a great convenience to society but not to the environment. Luckily, NASA is constructing an electric airplane designed to be more efficient...
Elon Musk’s Tesla Plans to Acquire Elon Musk’s SolarCity, Offer Joint Services
Tesla and SolarCity plan to merge energy-efficient products for consumers. Solar City, which produces and installs solar panels, and Tesla, which produces battery-powered vehicles,...
U.K. Roads Will Charge Electric Vehicles
The U.K. plans to convenience electric vehicles by experimenting with “re-charging” lanes. Electric vehicles have a lower driving range, which means they need to...
Tesla’s Model 3 Could be Delivered Sooner Than Expected
In a move to acquire customer satisfaction, Tesla responded to the need for the Model 3 sedan by changing the production start date. Model...
Vibranium: Hyperloop’s New Super Strong Material Brings New Hopes to Transportation
In its quest to equate its materials with science fiction references, the company Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HHT) has just come out with a material...
New Texas Toyota Headquarters Going Green
Toyota’s headquarters is moving to Texas and making a shift towards environmental practices.
Toyota consulted the Texas energy management and consulting services firm, Priority Power...
How Elon Musk’s Tweet Made Panasonic $800mln Richer
From a simple Tweet, Tesla’s Elon Musk allowed Samsung’s share price to drop as Panasonic’s increased by $800 million. Tesla Motors is partnering up...
This is How People React to Driverless Tesla Prank
Not driving a Tesla may seem the obvious way to drive a few years from now. But for the moment, law and common sense forces...
