Car Industry & WHO Driving in Opposite Directions
The WHO calls for stricter air pollution limits as car industry steps up lobbying efforts to oppose stricter standards
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Why Aren’t We Talking More About Life-Cycle Assessments For Energy Sources?
Identification and quantification of all flows of materials, energy, water, and contaminants entering and leaving the system contributes to the life cycle impact of energy sources.
Clean Trucks Rules Are Good for New Jersey
Article courtesy of NRDC. By Kathy Harris & Shelby Parks A new, independent report shows that zero-emission trucks and buses will cut health-harming pollutants in New Jersey, protect lives, and provide $11.6 billion in societal benefits to the state over the next 30 years through a Clean Trucks New Jersey (NJ) program. But … [continued]
Gas Stations & EV Chargers — Why All The Tension?
With all the EVs forecast to be on the roads within 5 years, the question emerges, How will gas station owners convert their massive network of pumps to chargers?
European Charging Market to Replace Petrol Station Market in Next Decade
The charging markets in Europe and the USA have many similarities, but also many differences. And the European transition to electric driving is a few years ahead of the USA. That is why this article is partly a copy of the previous article I wrote about the charging market in … [continued]
Cities Need To Build Robust EV Infrastructure
The deployment of EV charging infrastructure is critical for the growth of the EV market, and cities have an important role to play.
40-Year Slog Through Solar Panel Wilderness Ends In Vindication…For The Robots
The new “Solar Futures Study” could spur US investors to restart the domestic solar panel manufacturing sector, with an assist from robots.
2040 USA Charging Market Value Will Be Between $65 Billion & $145 Billion
It is unbelievable the number of times I have read the following in comments or on social media: The carmakers or government should build the necessary charging infrastructure. Without it, there will never be a transition to electric driving. The second part is very true. The first part is BS. … [continued]
Keep Fuel Dollars Local By Switching To EVs
Using the example of the southeastern US, a new analysis outlines how electrifying transportation regionally could result in $47 billion in transportation fuel spending retained annually.
How To Save $40,000 Over Next 10 Years By Selling Your Car Now!
First, I want to say that this won’t work for everyone, but I hope thousands of you will be able to take the ideas in this article and sell a car or truck now, while the used car market is white hot in the US. Some of these ideas will … [continued]
