IPCC 6 Climate Change Report: We Only Have 12 Years To Fix This
The 6th IPCC climate assessment is out and it describes a world speeding headlong toward disaster. Will we pay attention before it’s too late? (Probably not.)
The 6th IPCC climate assessment is out and it describes a world speeding headlong toward disaster. Will we pay attention before it’s too late? (Probably not.)
The latest report from the IEA predicts a large increase in renewable energy in the next 5 years, although its definition of renewables may surprise you. It also says governments must do more if they hope to avoid catastrophic climate changes.
The Duke Energy Park & Plug program will provide 530 new EV charging stations in Florida. Interested parties are encouraged to apply. The chargers and installation are free.
The XERIC project in Europe has developed a more efficient heating and cooling system that may help extend the range of electric vehicles. It could also reduce energy consumption in buildings.
Why is the renewable energy revolution gaining momentum while the electric car revolution is fighting to make progress? It’s all about money.
The tariffs imposed by the Trump administration are encouraging Tesla to get its Gigafactory 3 in Shanghai built sooner so it can start manufacturing cars in China. The company says it costs up to 60% more to build a car in the US than in China.
Building a car that drives itself in all circumstances is really, really hard. So why are so many autonomous cars testing on public roads?
New car sales in Europe and the Uk have gone over a cliff since the new WLTP fuel economy standard took effect on September 1. That may be a good thing for hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and electric cars.
The judge overseeing the settlement of the SEC lawsuit against Elon Musk and Tesla has asked the parties to convince her the agreement is fair and reasonable. Could she blow up the deal?
From China to North Carolina to California, advances in EV charging are being announced almost daily, helping to drive the electric car revolution forward.