90. Low Carbon Concrete and Spinning Dohickeys

The Clean Energy Show

The first jurisdiction that we know of is requiring only low-carbon concrete in all new construction. Australia uses spinning dohickey's to store and level off electricity production.

Brian travels to Saskatoon in his Tesla Model 3 just to see a movie: Jane Campion's The Power of the Dog at the Roxie Cinema, a 1930s movie palace restored to modern standards.

Brian also gets his first Tesla referral free supercharging on his road trip thanks to a local Model S buyer.

Hyundai launches a home energy ecosystem including solar, storage and more.

The flawed economics of exploring in-road induction charging for electric vehicles.

Langford, BC's, low carbon concrete policy is a first!

University of Toronto team wins $250,000 XPRIZE award funded by Elon Musk.

The challenge one of our listeners has in finding an available electric car in Canada.

A new study suggests that In the UK, replacing car trips with e-bikes could reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 24.4 metric tons/year. That's equivalent to 1/5 the country's total CO₂ emissions from transport.

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