Clean Tech News & Views: EVs, Solar Energy, Batteries
There’s no doubt about it, the most cleantech headlines of the past week were centered around Tesla’s Q3 2023 investor conference call. In part, that’s because Tesla is the king of cleantech chatter worldwide, but it’s also because of how abnormal the call was and the possibility that it will be a significant marker in yet another shift in the long-term Tesla story.
In fact, one of the biggest bottlenecks to a quicker EV transition may well be lack of people power — not enough electricians., Tesla’s charging standard. That basically leaves out Volkswagen Group and Stellantis as the most notable automakers that haven’t yet announced a switch to the NACS.to create a battery swap network for electric motorcycles in the country. The joint venture’s target is “200,000 electric vehicles using the Kofa battery swap network by 2030.
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