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By now, it's well known that AI data centers require a lot of energy to keep running. Recent industry projections have indicated that data centers could account for up to 12 percent of total U.S. electricity usage by 2028. The increased demand for electricity and energy storage has created a fast-growing market for storage batteries, and battery manufacturers across many industries are now scaling to meet that demand. Interestingly enough, this includes the automotive industry.

 
The cost of parts and the overall range are two of the biggest complaints people have about electric vehicles. However, a new fuel cell developed by GM could help solve both issues in the near future.

 

Owning an electric vehicle has long been an excellent way to live a greener lifestyle, and the fact that you can charge your vehicle at home is incredibly convenient. Now, a relatively new technology is set to redefine EV ownership in a big way.

 
Federal support for electric vehicles and home charging is changing quickly. The Clean Vehicle Credit — the federal tax benefit that could reduce your tax bill by up to $7,500 for a qualifying new plug-in or fuel-cell vehicle — and the federal credit for installing home EV charging equipment have been affected by recent legislation.