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Personal: My Ongoing EV Adventure

Clean Fleet Report

Life Without Gasoline Continues I like to drive an electric vehicle (EV) because it helps fight climate change by reducing the burning of fossil fuels. 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV – Bolty When I heard about GMs plan to produce a new EVwith a much better rangeI was thrilled. feet of cargo capacity.

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From Solar Tiles to Starship: The Decade Musk Failed to Deliver Puts Semi At Risk

CleanTechnica EVs

Tesla says the Semi is entering high-volume production in 2025, nearly eight years after its 2017 unveiling. At the time, Elon Musk promised a revolution in freight: 500 miles of electric range, faster acceleration than a diesel, and a cost-per-mile that would make it a no-brainer for fleet managers.

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How U.S. Airports Like Pittsburgh’s Generate Electricity On Site to Avoid Heathrow-Like Outages

Baua Electric

airports are increasingly experimenting with generating and storing electricity on site typically with solar power and batteries to curb carbon emissions, prepare for future electricity needs, and manage rising disruptions caused by climate change and aging infrastructure. Commerce Department.

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Infrastructure and government support key to UK EV growth

Baua Electric

He cited a report by the Committee on Climate Change, which stated that such a move is fundamental to the prosperity of the country. However, from 1 April, vehicles registered after 31 March 2017 will have to pay an annual fee of 195. billion) to develop and bring to the UK world-leading EV technologies.

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Taxing the Distance

Energy Institute at HAAS

His fields of expertise are environmental and energy economics, with a specific focus on the impacts and regulation of climate change and air pollution. Saint Professor at the University of California Berkeley.

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BP: world on unsustainable path; growing divergence between demands for climate change action and pace of progress

Green Car Congress

This year’s edition highlights the growing divergence between demands for action on climate change and the actual pace of progress on reducing carbon emissions. Renewables grew by 14.5%, nearing their record-breaking increase in 2017, but this still accounted for only around a third of the increase in total power generation.

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Volkswagen customers in Germany ordering more diesel vehicles; share of 43% in 2018, vs. 39% in 2017

Green Car Congress

In 2018, the share of incoming orders for vehicles equipped with the latest diesel technology as a proportion of the overall vehicle portfolio was 43% compared to 39% in 2017. Demand for diesel cars was particularly strong among private customers, where the share almost doubled from 15% in 2017 to 27% last year.