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Electric vehicles appear poised to drive into the mainstream — but where will they plug in? Courtesy of MIT Technology Review By Andrew Moseman
The Nikola Motor Company is working to change the way humans get around with its array of electrified vehicle offerings. This week, the company...
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The Power Sector Carbon Index from Carnegie Mellon University shows total carbon emissions from the electrical generation sector are down more than 25% since...
A new study from researchers at Carnegie Mellon University has found that the federal laws incentivizing the sale of alternative-fuel vehicles (Corporate Average Fuel...
In January, the US Department of Energy announced $18 million in funding for six new projects. The goal? Enabling the development of integrated, scalable, and...
New Carnegie Mellon University research finds controlled EV charging can cut power costs at least 50%, and even more when wind energy is available.
When it comes to efficiency, computer science has a lot to learn from the fruit fly, according to researchers from Carnegie Mellon University. The...
