Is The EV Revolution Over? Should We All Just Drive A Plug-In Hybrid And Be…
Plug-in hybrid sales are booming in China, where the technology has improved to allow cars that have more than 100 km of battery range.
Author: Steve Hanley
AlixPartners Predicts Chinese Automakers Will Have 33% Market Share By 2030
Global consulting firm AlixPartners projects Chinese automakers will have a third of new cars sales globally by 2030.
Electric Cars & Trucks Are Ideal For City, Town, & County Governments
Many cities, towns, and county governments have adopted low emissions policies to address the issue of global heating. For them, rising sea levels and flooding are not an abstraction, they are part of their daily experience. Many have policies in place to lower carbon emissions or make their communities more … [continued]
Unpacking The McKinsey Mobility Consumer Survey — Henny Penny Edition
Research by McKinsey has found that some electric car owners are considering a switch back to a conventional car. Here’s why.
Rimac Unveils Verne Robotaxi Concept
Will a robotaxi from Rimac have what it takes to make self driving vehicles on demand a reality? The answer may actually be yes.
Lithium Mining In Argentina — Jobs vs. Environment
The search for lithium in Argentina pits Indigenous people against global corporations in search of profits.
“Certified Gas” Is The Latest Greenwashing Scam From The Methane Industry
The methane industry is pitching “certified gas” that it sells for a premium. Certified by who? That’s the question.
California Could Provide Up To $14,000 In Incentives For Low-Income EV Buyers
The California Air Resources Board has a new program for low income buyers that can provide up to $14,000 in incentives for cleaner cars.
Weird & Wacky Ways Of Powering Data Centers Are Under Consideration
Data centers consume enormous amounts of electricity. They promise to use only renewable energy, but is that realistic?
British Columbia Sues PFAS Manufacturers
British Columbia has sued the manufacturers of PFAS products for contaminating public drinking systems with “forever chemicals.”
