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‘s first article was published. I have to say that I was not yet on the team, and I’m quite sure I had not even heard of “blogging” at the time. It was 7 months later that I’d become a blogger on a sister site in what was then the “Green Options Media” network, and then it was in mid-2009 when I would first write on. One year later, in mid-2010, I started running the site. And, as they say, the rest is history! But enough about me, let’s take a moment to reflect a bit more on the site’s history.
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We’ve covered huge solar booms in different markets — Germany, Australia, California, and more. We’ve covered the European and Chinese EV markets going from essentially zero electric vehicle sales to pure electric vehicles accounting for. We’ve covered the first, mind-blowing battery gigafactory from Tesla, and then dozens of other battery gigafactories from various players around the world.
I know that the vast majority of people only read the articles, and that’s fine. However, one thing we spent years cultivating was a really good, high quality, and usefully moderated community of commenters, and I actually think that’s our #1 best feature and asset. I have learned so much from commenters over the past decade and a half that I can’t even imagine how much less I’d know if not for all of you. And the same goes for many other writers.
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