The ComEd branch of the powerful US utility Exelon has just doubled down on EV rebates and financial assistance for new charging stations (cropped, courtesy of ComEd).
The ComEd branch of the powerful US utility Exelon has just doubled down on EV rebates and financial assistance for new charging stations.
Sunrun and Ford are running a potentially game changing, first-of-its-kind vehicle-to-home energy storage experiment, leveraging the powerful battery of the Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck. Image courtesy of Ford.
Ford, Sunrun and the utility BGE have demonstrated that EV owners can earn incentives by hooking up to a distributed power plant, helping to offset the loss of the $7,500 federal tax credit.
A beneficial electrification strategy is behind ComEd's new $168 million EV adoption plan, focusing on EV uptake among fleet owners as well as individual households.
A beneficial electrification strategy is behind ComEd’s new $168 million EV adoption plan, focusing on EV uptake among fleet owners as well as individual households.
Six northeast US states have combined forces to fight for a share of the Energy Department’s $8 billion funding pot for Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs.
Fleet owners that represent more than 2.5 million vehicles on the road and claim more than $1.1 trillion in annual revenue figure they should have some say in the matter of building out the national EV charging network here in the US, and they have a lot to say. A … [continued]
Exelon, the owner-operator of Illinois’s six nuclear power plants, recently announced that the Byron and Dresden nuclear plants will continue operating rather than retire this fall as previously planned. The announcement came after the Illinois state legislature and governor approved a clean energy bill supporting carbon-free energy resources. Illinois Senate Bill … [continued]
The New York company Manhattan Beer Distributors will put five Volvo electric trucks to the acid test in New York City traffic, with an assist from AMPLY power.
Fleet electrification could spread like wildfire when one Fortune 100 utility company commits to an electric vehicle future.
Exelon, one of America’s largest electric utilities, is opposed to the Trump maladministration’s plan to roll back the EPA rule that limits how much mercury coal generating stations can introduce into the environment. Good for them!
Originally published on SolarWakeup. By Yann Brandt Senate Bill 2814, introduced during the regular session, came back during the latest special session with a new amendment, House Amendment 2. This amendment had multiple objectives but the primary one is a mechanism to keep two nuclear power plants in operation. The … [continued]
