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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Michelle Lewis focuses on renewable energy, with a specific emphasis on wind and solar power, as well as electric vehicles. Her coverage includes government announcements and data citations.
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Photo: China News Service China's clean energy machine is now moving so fast that it's meeting soaring electricity demand and pushing coal power backward at the same time.
China's clean energy boom is now big enough to meet rising power demand and push coal generation into decline across many regions.
Photo: Kwik Trip Wisconsin is awarding $25 million in federal funding for 42 new DC fast-charging stations, expanding its EV charging network beyond the state's interstates and onto more US and state highways.
By: Michelle Lewis
Photo: Bechtel One of the most common arguments against a new wind or solar farm is that it will drag down nearby home values.
Photo: EVgo EVgo is adding more than 400 fast-charging stalls at grocery-anchored shopping centers across the US, giving EV drivers more places to plug in while they shop or grab a coffee.
US solar can now power 50 million homes after a 45% year-over-year Q2 2026 surge – and Trump-won states accounted for 71% of additions.
A new Arizona plant can process 25,000 metric tons of magnet-bearing products annually to recover rare earths and valuable metals.
Volvo EX30. Photo: Volvo Global EV sales barely moved the needle in August, but that number hides two dramatically different markets: Europe surged 36% from a year ago, while North America plunged 33%.
2026 Tesla Model Y. Photo: Kelley Blue Book The average new EV got cheaper in August, even as the average transaction price (ATP) paid for a new vehicle in the US climbed back above $50,000.
Rendering: WeRecycleSolar Old solar panels contain valuable silver, copper, silicon, aluminum, and glass.
