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Smoothing the road for electric vehicles

Plug in America

The so-called mandate that you will hear about refers to a suite of complementary policies comprised of clean vehicle standards as well as incentives, and infrastructure and manufacturing investments to support the transition to cleaner transportation. The global transition to EVs is bigger than U.S. politics, and it is well underway.

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EV Tax Credits Are Working—Cutting Them Now Would Be a Costly Mistake

Plug in America

Transportation is the second-largest expense for most American households, accounting for 17% of spending. Low-income households, particularly rural households, spend more on transportation, sometimes as much as 30% of their after-tax household income. In 2025, one in four vehicles sold globally will have a plug.

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Event: 2025 ACT Expo

Clean Fleet Report

The goal of the partnership is to develop a cost-effective solution to long-haul freight that aims to reduce the carbon footprint of commercial transportation. Volvo claims it is: The global leader in zero-emission electric trucks, is committed to reducing pollution, noise and traffic on crowded urban streets.

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Driving Toward a Greener Future: Fuel Cell Electric Buses Market Projected to Surpass USD 3.5 Billion by 2032

Get Electric Vehicle

The global push toward sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions is steering the transportation sector into a new era of innovation. Governments, environmental organizations, and industry leaders are increasingly recognizing the potential of FCEBs to reduce urban air pollution and dependence on fossil fuels.

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Could This Fuel Cell Tech Help Scale Green Hydrogen?

Cars That Think

Anion exchange membrane (AEM) technology enables the selective transport of negatively charged ions between cathode and anode. These companies, and several others globally, are betting on AEM technology to fulfill the long-sought promise of green hydrogen produced with renewable energy.

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You wants facts? I’ll will give you facts! Why China is ruling the world and you’re gonna drive a Chinese EV | Opinion

EV Central

And do you find it amusing, or weird, that China, a massive polluter, is doing more, arguably, to reduce emissions than everyone else combined? Electric cars and trucks in China have already displaced one per cent of global oil demand. Plenty of renewable electricity to plug into. That’s game changing.

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Taxing the Distance

Energy Institute at HAAS

It’s a data-driven road trip through American transportation habits—and no one even had to carpool. Further, EVs just solve some of the local and global pollution problems, but still cause congestion, safety, [… ] externalities. In the end, it’s a wonky (this is a compliment!) Further, I have a request for v2.0

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