Michelle Lewis is a writer at Electrek. She specializes in clean energy and electric vehicle news, focusing on topics such as energy policy, sustainability, and renewable energy. Michelle's work has been featured in notable publications including the Toronto Star, Monsters and Critics, and U.S. Catholic magazine.
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Michelle Lewis focuses on renewable energy, with a specific emphasis on wind and solar power, as well as electric vehicles. Her coverage includes government announcements and data citations.
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Photo: Enbridge Canadian energy company Enbridge has switched on the first phase of its massive $1.1 billion Sequoia Solar project in Texas.
Enbridge's Sequoia Solar, one of North America’s largest solar farms, just came online in Texas, and another 415 MW is still coming in 2026.
By: Michelle Lewis
Photo: TotalEnergies Despite the impression that large solar farms are constantly sparking local fights, a new study from researchers at
By: Michelle Lewis
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Volkswagen ID.4 production at Chattanooga, TN (Source: VW) Clean energy developers announced more than 50 new utility-scale solar, wind, and
Photo: Kempower Kempower and Blink are expanding their EV fast-charging partnership across the US East Coast, with 14 new charging sites planned through 2026.
Hornet Solar. Photo: Vesper Energy Texas keeps piling on solar projects as electricity demand surges on the ERCOT grid – and now another massive one is moving ahead.
Photo: Electrify America Electrify America is changing how EV drivers pay for charging sessions, and it's ditching one of the more confusing parts of its app in the process.
Photo: Beam Global The City of Long Beach, California, is adding six more off-grid solar EV chargers from Beam Global as it continues electrifying its vehicle fleet.
Photo: SEG Solar SEG Solar is doubling down on US manufacturing with plans for a third solar module factory in the Houston, Texas, area.
