Mass transit doesn’t have a lot of cheerleaders. People love their cars, despite the harm they cause us, but who loves their bus? And who sees transit as a vital decarbonization strategy when electric vehicles steal the spotlight? Yet people who ride transit emit significantly less CO2 than people who … [continued]
Candela’s P-12 hydrofoil electric boat is on track to ply Lake Manapōuri, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site preserved by environmental activists in New Zealand.
Embedding wireless EV charging systems in roadways may seem futuristic, but on Germany’s Autobahn the future is now.
This blog was co-authored with Will Bernstein, Climate Advisor to the City of Pittsburgh
Clean Transportation in PA: Big Questions for 2022 | This blog was co-authored with Will Bernstein, Climate Advisor to the City of Pittsburgh.
President Biden didn’t get the infrastructure bill he wanted but is it enough? Not by a long shot.
Fort Lauderdale is considering a proposal from the Boring Company to dig a tunnel from downtown to the beach. Other companies have 45 days to submit proposals of their own.
While we applaud the transition to electric cars, should we also think about whether there are just too many private vehicles in the world?
Recently, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced project selections for $130 million in advanced vehicle technologies research across the United States.
Norway is on track to meet its carbon emissions goal established 8 years ago, thanks in large part to increased sales of electric cars and a decline in gasoline and diesel fuel usage.
