Michelle Lewis is a writer at Electrek. She specializes in clean energy and electric vehicle news, with a focus on energy policy, sustainability, and renewable energy. Michelle has been featured in various publications, including the Toronto Star, Monsters and Critics, and U.S. Catholic magazine.
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Photo: ADOT Arizona's first three NEVI-funded DC fast-charging stations are finally online, giving EV drivers more places to plug in along I-10, I-19, and I-8.
Arizona's first NEVI DC fast chargers are finally open, with three new stops for drivers and dozens more stations still in the works.
By: Michelle Lewis
Photo: Electrify America Electrify America just opened its biggest charging station yet, with 24 DC fast chargers.
Photo: LAZ Parking Apartment and condo residents could get more places to plug in their EVs without their buildings needing a costly electrical upgrade.
Rio Tinto is studying a huge hot-brick battery that could convert cheap electricity into steam and reduce fossil fuel use at its refinery.
By: Michelle Lewis
Photo: Seattle Dept of Transportation Seattle plans to add up to 200 public curbside Level 2 EV charging stations by 2030, and residents can now request one near their home or apartment.
Photo: sonnen Residential battery storage maker sonnen is reporting two very different stories today: Its German business has filed for insolvency, while sonnen USA says sales have doubled and it's preparing to expand.
7 pts GM has partnered with Peak Energy to develop next-generation sodium-ion battery cells, but they're not going into EVs – they're for grid-scale energy storage projects. GM Ventures is making a strategic investment in Peak Energy. more…
By: Michelle Lewis
Ford Fathom EV pickup prototype (Source: Jim Farley) Ford wants to make powering your home with an EV a lot cheaper.
By: Michelle Lewis
Over the coming year, renewables' share of total generating capacity will grow from 37.7% to 40.4%, surpassing that of natural gas and outstripping
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