We recently surveyed owners and managers of apartment complexes and other multi-family residential properties to try to understand how they are approaching the topic of electric vehicle (EV) charging, what they are getting out of it, and hurdles they’re facing. Below are our results. The first chart, above, shows that … [continued]
You might have already caught the buzz around CleanTechnica that we’re hosting a webinar this month. We’ll be meeting with EV Connect* and Murn Properties to discuss electric vehicle (EV) charging at multi-family properties on Wednesday, February 24th. The webinar is now live here: We know the CleanTechnica community is … [continued]
Tesla wins again in large Consumer Reports surveys of vehicle owners. In fact, it dominates.
The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is underway! And we want to know how EV charging is going for multi-unit housing operations.
If you’ve got an electric car, whether you live in the United States, the United Kingdom, Timbuktu, or Antarctica, you know the two questions most people ask when they are curious about your car: 1) how far can it drive, and 2) how long does it take to charge. Typically, though, these are sort of useless questions. For the most part, people charge at home and need to think about it very little.
74 percent say they’d be more likely to shop at a company that used cleaner shipping practices.
Adults across Europe do not want to promote the burning of palm oil or soy oil in diesel cars and trucks.
Business Intelligence and Decision Support Services — a $30 billion-plus combination of software and service industries — has enabled dramatic advances in corporate performance. It empowers insight and intelligence-driven strategies and institutional decision-making and offers some of the most powerful tools at our disposal to turn down the global climate change thermostat.
The big news this past month is that a new reliability study has found that the Tesla Model 3 is actually king of the market in reliability.
A new survey conducted by Kadence International, a global market research company, on behalf of Mitsubishi Motors in the UK has revealed the meaningful role that plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) play in the transition to a future of fully electric mobility.
