Jake Richardson is a Writer at CleanTechnica. He focuses on energy policy, sustainability, and the intersection of automotive innovation and climate change, with a particular interest in energy storage and renewable energy solutions. Jake's work has been featured in BioRxiv, Marin Independent Journal, The Mercury News, East Bay Times, Worthing Herald, Vocal, CleanTechnica, Hoodline, and Ecotopical.
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Jake Richardson's coverage focuses on energy and transportation, encompassing topics such as electric vehicles, renewable energy, solar power, climate change, and clean technology. As his articles often involve press releases and cited data sources, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide newsworthy data-backed insights into advancements in these fields.
Jake's focus on innovative technologies within the energy and transportation sectors suggests that he would appreciate pitches related to groundbreaking developments in electric vehicles, renewable energies like solar power, advancements in energy storage solutions or any significant progress toward addressing climate change through clean technology initiatives.
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Last year, 92 EV chargers were installed at a San Francisco Bay Area apartment complex.
By: Jake Richardson
Recently, 92 EV chargers were installed at Middlefield Junction, a new 179-unit affordable housing community in North Fair Oaks, California.
Fraudulent email requested account payment.
By: Jake Richardson
The funding is to be used for expanding public EV fast charging infrastructure in California.
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Solo practitioner Claude Convisser and his client Betty Lauricia have been named defendants in an unusual suit. MicroStrategy brought a trade secrets case in response to a discrimination complaint Lauricia leveled against her employer with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Lauricia was waiting for approval to file suit. But the company had already brought her into court. The path taken by MicroStrategy was unusual, but is becoming more familiar.
By: Jake Richardson
The city will collaborate with PositivEnergy, an expanding EV charging network and provider of electric vehicle charging infrastructure and fleet electrification solutions, to have 435 public EV chargers installed.
By: Jake Richardson
The Michigan-based energy storage technology startup Volt Harbor has raised $2 million in seed money.
