Every so often, I like to write a short article that gets us thinking about the rate at which electric vehicles will be assilimated into our culture and brought onto our roads, replacing internal combustion engines. Here are a few …
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Electric Vehicles
Thoughts on the EV Adoption Curve
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Hypocrisy and Renewable Energy
Reader Kate apparently thinks I’m hypocritical. She writes: Living in Santa Ynez must be really tough, getting around and all with those Bently’s and top-shelf jags/mercs and 6-digit priced horses. Pontificate on in the valley of the ultra rich. How …
Some People Are Disgusted by Efficient Little Cars
Re: my piece on changing attitudes to electric vehicles, guest blogger Arlene Allen writes: I’ll roll with you on shifts in attitude. They are, however, notoriously difficult to predict. I don’t particularly give such a shift good odds when it …
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Helping Electric Vehicle Companies Expand
In addition to my work at 2GreenEnergy, I’m a partner in two companies related to electric vehicles. One is the largest website on Earth dedicated to EVs — an 11-year-old website with 225,000 unique vistors a month — EVWorld.com. I’ve …
Paradigm Shift in Driving and the Electric Vehicle Adoption Curve
Yesterday, I wrote a post featuring a video on our driving habits and how they’re likely to change, given our newfound spirit of environmental stewardship. It seems that more and more of us every day are ceasing to define ourselves …
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Paradigm Shift in Driving and the Migration to Renewable Energy
I started to write a blog post on this subject: how our appreciation for clean energy will cause a shift in our relationships with the cars we drive. Then I decided to make short video out of the concept. I …
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Paul Scott and Plug-In America
I encourage readers who may be interested in electric transportation to sign up for Paul Scott’s blog. Paul is a spokesperson for Plug-In America, and one the great forces for progressive environmental policy. He also happens to be a terrific …
Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles
I happen to be looking through an issue of Car and Driver yesterday and noticed their discussion of the EPA’s struggle to measure and report MPG ratings for plug-in hybrids. Apparently, there are people who fail to realize that this …
Electric Vehicle Safety
Jim Stack writes in: Nissan is taking care of this for EVeryone with their new Nissan LEAF. It’s made in the far east, Smyrna Tennesse …. They are much safer that gas cars; you don’t die from fires when gas …
Island Green Brings Electric Transportation to Bermuda
It was an incredible day here on Bermuda – seven fast-paced 45-minute-long meetings on electric transportation with senior people in business and government. Some folks were, perhaps, a bit stand-offish, but most were clearly appreciative of our ideas. I may …
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