The equivalent of a cancer cell in our society is a corporation that has lost all sense of social responsibility. It is an entity which has forgotten that it is part of an organized society where all of its members work together for the benefit of all. That cancerous corporation sees its purpose in life as only to gain as much as it can for itself, and to grow, multiply, and prosper, at the expense of the society it is meant to serve.
This week marks an important transitional step away from the obsolete technology of dirty fossil fuel vehicles and in favor of electric vehicles that can run on clean energy. The Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) has come in to force in the EU from 1st of September 2018, leading to much hand-wringing by the traditional fossil fuel vehicle OEMs, whose cars have always been highly polluting, and are now running out of road.
Walmart Canada has placed an order for another 30 Tesla Semi electric trucks, bringing the total to 40. Production is scheduled to being in 2019.
A Lucid Air prototype has lapped Laguna Seca raceway in 1:41.67. Does that mean you should reserve yours now?
In the race to build a zero carbon economy, a battle has been launched against the model of the individual car.
You know what they say — “As long as there’s been Tesla, there’ve been Tesla killers.”
Drought in Germany and Australia has had devastating effects on farmers, many of whom are realizing their livelihood is now impacted by climate change. That may alter the political calculus.
I have decided to write this short letter to you following rumours of a Tesla factory opening in Germany. As a Tesla fan, user and campaigner, I feel somehow obliged to tell you there are better places for your European presence (not saying Germany is a bad choice, but simply that there are better). The location I have in mind, naturally, is Poland. Here are just a few reasons behind it, in random order (or not).
If Jochen believes it’s the right thing, he likes to convince others of the same. First it was co-founder Hendrik Sämisch to realise their vision of a Virtual Power Plant, then investors helped move the vision along. Today, Next Kraftwerke aggregates and sells electricity from almost 5,000 independent renewable energy generators all over Europe.
New study finds that Europeans have paid billions in extra fuel costs in the aftermath of the emissions scandal
