Three Questions From Chinese Business Executives About Climate Action & Europe
The takeaway for me was that at least this group of executives cared about the planet and were looking to do their part.
The takeaway for me was that at least this group of executives cared about the planet and were looking to do their part.
Embedding wireless EV charging systems in roadways may seem futuristic, but on Germany’s Autobahn the future is now.
Vattenfall, one of Europe’s largest producers and retailers of electricity and heat, has delivered 32 fast chargers to Tide Bus in Denmark’s fifth-largest city, Vejle. This marks Vattenfall’s first Power-as-a-Service project for passenger transport. Tide Bus, which is one of Denmark’s largest bus companies, is operating its electric buses all … [continued]
Converting to electric vehicles for fleets has never been more compelling, and the recent rise in gas and diesel fuel prices has hammered that home. Fleet managers across the US and globally are facing pressure to electrify their fleets. There are many considerations and decisions that come with making the … [continued]
Press Release: Transit Systems continues to lead the public transport sustainability revolution, adding another 19 battery electric buses to its New South Wales fleet, as the company nears completion of world-first charging infrastructure at Leichhardt depot. Operating in Sydney’s Inner West, the additional 19 battery electric buses will bring Transit … [continued]
From LA to the Mediterranean, electric vehicles are the new normal.
The public transportation agencies for London and Mumbai will greatly increase the number of zero emissions buses in their fleets.
Miami-Dade county has taken another step towards the electric future by adding 42 Proterra ZX5+ buses to its rapidly growing electric bus fleet, bringing the grand total of Proterra-built EVs operating in Miami to 75. But that’s just the headline — along with the buses, Miami will be installing 75 … [continued]
Half the buses on the island of Martha’s Vineyard are now electric. But the real news is that they will be recharged using solar energy.
Proterra is about more than building electric buses. It is also heavily involved in designing high power charging systems and forging relationships with local communities.