Clean Energy Finance Forum

This March 31 report explains how new guidance about tax credits for American electric vehicle purchases looks too protectionist to some, too cozy with foreign suppliers to others, and too complex to drive by in a hurry.

This February 26 television story starts with a clickbait headline and proceeds to chart the progress in committing and deploying EV charging networks across the United States.

This January 19 feature burrows into the distinction between demand and supply for solar development.

This January 6 story shows a battery vendor to Ford Motor Company promising a new kind of battery in the next two years- and needing to raise capital to keep that promise.

This brief December 8 report notes a plan by the world's biggest democracy to connect prime solar generation sites to the evolving national grid.

Sticking with Canada, a November 3 essay argues - on ground applicable to most countries- that bans on Chinese investment in battery-mineral production could hinder electric transportation.

The wire service's reporter dished on August 31 about how Japanese leaders have started crafting an industrial policy around battery production.

This July 28 wrap-up of Ford's quarterly earnings call evinces high demand for EV supply as the carmaker prepares to shed jobs.

A June 30 feature puzzles out Britain's hurdle-heavy approach to promoting EV sales.

This June 21 story trots out the business model for Redwood Materials, which proposes making new car batteries from old ones and making money off the money that the process saves for carmakers.