Author Archives: Bill Toulas

“Green” Steel Is the Future Says Salzgitter’s CEO

Gunnar Groebler, the CEO of Salzgitter, has stated that “gray” steel is soon to go obsolete as “green” steel will gain competitiveness. The high-ranking executive said they expect the prices of “green” steel to be…

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New Mazda 2 1.5-liter ‘Skyactiv-G’ Engine Comes With a Host of Innovations

The Mazda 2 is finally getting a brand new 1.5-liter Skyactive-G petrol engine to be added on top of the 1.0 and 1.3-liter options, and it is a huge improvement over the previous generation. Outputting…

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Reusable Shock Absorber Could Be a Thing According to University Engineers

Shock absorbers are mechanical elements that are built to absorb the energy of an impact and “sacrifice” themselves in order to protect a vehicle or a vessel, or whatever it is that needs shielding. The…

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Scientists Are Genetically Engineering Seeds to Be Able to Withstand Lengthy Droughts

Droughts are expected to increase in length, intensity, and coverage, as we move deeper into the abyss of climate change, and a mind-boggling size of the planet’s regions that are currently relying on growing up…

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UK Plans to Install Overhead Powerlines for Trucks Traveling on the Highways

The British government has decided to fund a program that will install powering cables running over large highways in the country, supplying electric energy to trucks traveling underneath. These pioneering “e-highways” will start with a…

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The 2021 ‘Indy Autonomous Challenge’ Is Set to Take Place this October

The first ever ‘Indy Autonomous Challenge’ is scheduled to take place on October 23, 2021, and it’s going to be a novel sighting with single-seaters reaching speeds of up to 180 mph (290 kph) but…

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State of California Calls Tesla Powerwall Owners to Help Balance the Grid

The Californian grid operator is being severely stressed right now due to an ongoing drought that has left all of the state’s large water reservoirs dry. Many of these are used for hydroelectric generation, so…

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Another 50,000 Chevy Bolts Are Being Recalled Over Fire Risk Concerns

Chevrolet is recalling 50,932 Bolt EVs made between 2017 and 2019, due to fire risk concerns sparked by several recent incidents. Many of these cars have been recalled previously in Chevrolet’s service points to apply…

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Why NASA Cares About Tracking Ocean Plastic via Satellite Imaging

Ocean plastic piling up is a massive environmental catastrophe humanity is facing right now, and truth is, the magnitude of the problem is approached through rough estimations. The ocean is a vast place and a…

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Tesla Promises to Open Up Access to its Charging Network for Rival EVs

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, has made a public statement that sent turbulence to the entire EV market. According to the boss of the leading American electric car manufacturer, Tesla has imminent plans to…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

“Green” Steel Is the Future Says Salzgitter’s CEO

New Mazda 2 1.5-liter ‘Skyactiv-G’ Engine Comes With a Host of Innovations

Reusable Shock Absorber Could Be a Thing According to University Engineers

Scientists Are Genetically Engineering Seeds to Be Able to Withstand Lengthy Droughts

UK Plans to Install Overhead Powerlines for Trucks Traveling on the Highways

The 2021 ‘Indy Autonomous Challenge’ Is Set to Take Place this October

State of California Calls Tesla Powerwall Owners to Help Balance the Grid

Another 50,000 Chevy Bolts Are Being Recalled Over Fire Risk Concerns

Why NASA Cares About Tracking Ocean Plastic via Satellite Imaging

Tesla Promises to Open Up Access to its Charging Network for Rival EVs

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