Save some money and avoid the morning smell of diesel and arduous traffic. Instead, sit back and multi-task or relax on the way to work. If this sounds appealing, choose public transit. According to the American Public Transportation Association’s October Transit Savings Report, last month’s average annual savings for public transit … [continued]
With gas prices in the US once again on the rise, the potential savings that can be seen by switching from driving to public transportation are also once again on the rise — based on the American Public Transportation Association’s (APTA) most recent Transit Savings Report. The April report — … [continued]
Originally published on RenewEconomy. The relentless surge of gas prices that are bound to occur as Australia ramps up its new LNG export capacity on the eastern seaboard has barely begun, but already it is having a devastating impact on the country’s electricity markets. Nearly all major generators are winding … [continued]
The United Kingdom’s government and auto industry are partnering on a £1 billion downpayment toward the country’s low-carbon transportation manufacturing future.
The DOE has just launched a wonderful tool that some people will love and others will hate. Its new eGallon tool shows people how much it costs to fuel up on electricity versus gas. Why will some people hate the useful tool? I see two possible reasons: 1) they’re guzzling … [continued]
Check ’em out: EVs e2o Electric Car From Mahindra Reva Goes On Sale This Month I Wonder What A 2008-Built Tesla Roadster Will Be Worth In 2023 Pain At The Pump? EVs’ Significantly Lower Energy Costs Per Mile Balqon Teams Up With SAIG To Build Electric Buses In China GM … [continued]
This is hilarious. No extra comment at the moment. Maybe I’ll chime in down in the comments section. h/t Climate Progress
The following is the testimony of Daniel J. Weiss before the House Oversight Subcommittee on Energy Policy, Health Care, and Entitlements (PDF), reposted from the Center for American Progress Action Fund: Chairman Lankford, Ranking Member Speier, and members of the Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify on “The Effects of Rising Energy … [continued]
Here’s a follow-up post from the CleanTechnica reader who supplied us with “Not Crashing Our Boat — Finding Our Way Out of the Climate Crisis” (be sure to read that first post before proceeding): As I reported a couple weeks ago, US CO2 emissions, after rising for many years, reached … [continued]
American drivers will face higher gasoline prices if the Keystone XL Tar Sands pipeline from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico were built, according to a new analysis by the Natural Resources Defense Council. That finding adds to the long list of reasons why the proposed pipeline should not … [continued]
