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Michigan Invests $7.5M To Find Out If It’s Sitting On A Clean Energy Gold Mine

Michigan is investing $7.5 million to research geologic hydrogen — a clean energy source buried beneath the state that experts say could help power a transition away from fossil fuels. That’s because when...

Automakers Most At Risk In US.-Canada Trade War

The U.S. auto industry is staying mum for the moment as the governments of the United States and Canada duke it out in a trade war that is leaving businesses with uncertainty as to the economic impact it...

Portugal’s Car Market Surges: EV Sales Jump 65%

Portugal's automotive sector has seen a strong recovery, with sales accelerating in August and 17,209 motor vehicles registered, 11.3% more than in the same month in 2025. According to data released by ACAP –...

Plusai To Take Autonomous Trucking Public Via A SPAC Deal

PlusAI Inc., which has developed AI-based virtual driver software for autonomous trucks, is going public via a merger with Texas Ventures Acquisition III Corp., a special-purpose acquisition company or SPAC....

Trump Stokes Electric Car Fears In Michigan

Former President Donald Trump is trying to tap into union autoworkers' anxieties about the switch to electric vehicles, seeking a political vulnerability in one of the Biden administration's signature economic policies. He aimed a barrage of attacks at President Joe...

How A Silent Robot Fish Could Help Ocean Researchers

The mysteries of the ocean abound. And now, a group of student researchers is trying out a new way to gain better and more accurate information – with a robot fish.  The robot, named Belle, was created by students at the university ETH Zürich. They designed...

What An EV’s Mpge Rating Really Means

For decades, drivers in the United States have been able to think about the efficiency of their gas-powered vehicles with a simple criteria: miles per gallon. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency started publishing the mpg metric for vehicles in the...

Robots Can Now Learn New Skills By Watching Videos

Engineers have built robots that are capable of learning new skills by watching videos of humans performing them. A team from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) developed a model that allowed robots to perform household tasks like opening drawers and picking...

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