Cities are finding ride hailing services like Uber and Lyft increase congestion rather than decrease it. New York City has placed a cap on new licenses while it studies the effect of ride hailing on the city and its residents.
Two New York City Housing Authority developments will have community solar installations at 27 sites courtesy of a partnership between Bright Power, Solstice Power Technologies, Sol Purpose Development Company, Green City Force, and Solar One. The low and moderate-income residents of the affordable housing structures will experience electricity savings of … [continued]
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by New York City against 5 major oil companies, ruling that Congress has given the EPA the exclusive right to file such legal actions. Yes, that EPA. Is there no branch of government that will protect citizens from the damage caused by fossil fuels or hold the companies responsible for their war on climate science?
Careful Bus Company in New York City has partnered with XL to pilot the firm’s XL hybrid system through integration with 5 of the bus company’s conventional Ford E-Series vehicles.
Some people start the new year by pledging to give up carbs or hit the gym. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio kicked off 2018 by declaring war on the oil industry.
The aging and inefficient power markets in the US are almost untouched by technology, and it’s become a real problem as the US anticipates new directions for energy production and distribution. But Drift is a company that wants to change this, by partnering directly with power makers, working with them to reduce their production costs, and saving consumers money.
New York City has filed suit against 5 major oil companies asking them to pay to clean up the mess they have made. It also says its pension fund will sell off its shared in oil companies. Can you feel the gathering momentum?
EV Connect is building charging systems for multi-family buildings in New York City, Los Angeles, San Jose, and Raleigh. This is good news for hundreds of potential electric vehicle (EV) owners, as multi-family buildings have often been the Achilles heel for potential EV owners.
Verizon has now replaced 234 gasoline-powered vans in its New York City service fleet with hybrid-electric vans, making use of the New York Truck Voucher Incentive Program to do so.
New York City will spend $10 million to construct 50 fast charging hubs throughout the city, each with up to 20 fast charging stations.
