Alan Ohnsman is a Senior Editor at Forbes. He covers cleantech and advanced transportation, focusing on topics such as renewable energy, energy policy, and sustainability. Alan has been featured in various publications including RealClearMarkets, Yahoo Finance, and Forbes Australia.
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Alan's focus is primarily on the automotive industry, particularly on electric vehicles, renewable energy, climate change, battery technology, and clean energy. His coverage heavily features private sector announcements and press releases.
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The new Waymo Ojai robotoxi drives in Venice Beach, Los Angeles.Los Angeles Times via Getty Images
By: Alan Ohnsman
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This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at Waymo’s reliance on imported Chinese EVs and a potential “super cycle” for cleantech investment.
