The GoEV Campaign: Calling Your City To Join In!
The GoEV City initiative offers a pathway for cities to plan for transportation electrification.
sustainable transportation
Global Electric Bus Sales Expected to Rise 26% Annually through 2018
One recent trend that is nice to see is the increased interest in electric buses (or e-buses). As countries and cities look towards more sustainable ways of mass transportation, a new report by Pike Research confirms a real serious interest towards e-buses. The new report shows the electric bus market between … [continued]
Electric Buses Coming to Uruguay
Uruguay, along with Chinese automobile manufacturer BYD, CTS Auto S.A., and Buquebus, have signed a contract to bring electric buses to the South American country. The electric busses are expected to arrive by the end of 2012. The Uruguayan government is targeting to have over 500+ electric buses on … [continued]
Streetcar is Focus of Salt Lake City Mayor’s State of the City Speech
I’ve written about streetcars and light rail a little bit lately, but most of my knowledge on the matter I acquired a few years ago when I was director of a clean transportation and sustainable development organization in Virginia. Our organization was closely tied to a potential streetcar project in … [continued]
Top 6 Tips for Clean Tech Events and Renewable Energy Conferences
Many green industry professionals and career changers are interested in clean tech conferences and alternative energy events. You can find many upcoming green tech events and clean energy conferences in the United States and worldwide in the CleanTechies Events Calendar, but how do you make the most out of your … [continued]
Transportation in 2010
Transportation is one of the biggest parts of our lives, whether we think about it or not. How will 2010 help shape the future of transportation in the US? How should it do so? And, more specifically, what is going on in government on this matter? With an expired (in … [continued]
Train in Vain: Epilogue on High-Speed Rail Series
This expectation comes from low expectations.
