Alan Ohnsman

The Alphabet Inc. unit is resuming testing in the U.S. capitol with a goal of launching commercial operations there in 2026.

In this week's Current Climate newsletter, corporate sustainability goals are holding; Musk’s "quick and dirty" AI data center power plan; clean hydrogen’s evolving outlook

In this week's Current Climate newsletter, EPA's radical break with Republican history; a climate-friendly digital bank’s troubled tale; decarbonization challenges ahead

He claims the carmaker will be the most valuable AI company in the world thanks to the reams of video data collected by its cars. Is that really a competitive advantage?

In this week's Current Climate newsletter, China's EV edge over the U.S. accelerates; clean hydrogen without federal subsidies; and the Pentagon's climate policy shift

The Alphabet unit starts commercial operations in its fourth city, where rides can be booked with Uber’s app. Uber is also providing charging and maintenance services.

In this week's Current Climate newsletter, the EPA's key climate power is at risk; the strange non-economics of EV charging; catching up with electric tractor maker Monarch

In this week's Current Climate newsletter, the new U.S. 'don't ask, don't tell' climate science policy; resurrecting the woolly mammoth; the blue economy and ocean health

As Elon Musk’s DOGE chainsaws through federal agencies with budget and staff cuts, Tesla and SpaceX, cornerstones of his wealth, continue to benefit from public money. They probably wouldn’t have succeeded without it.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy ordered a "compliance" review of the project, hinting that $4 billion of federal funds could be at risk.