Electric Vehicles
Undeniably solar-powered cars are the most environmentally friendly answer to the debatable question of how green electric cars truly are. But with renewable energy not making up 100% of electricity sourced to power electric vehicles is it arguable that there …
From Guest Blogger Giles Kirkland: Overcoming the Challenges of Solar-Powered Vehicles Read More »
People describe the new “Nobe” from Estonia as “adorable” and “cute.”
The electrification of transportation is a multifaceted project, including, at a minimum:
Here’s another article that speculates on the ultimate disposition of oil in our civilization. Prices are going up, which usually means more revenues and earnings for the oil companies. But what happens in an environment where consumers can jump to …
The federal government is doing everything in its power to dismantle the environmental progress the U.S. has made in the last half century, but it’s facing stiff opposition from the more progressive states.
It’s not a surprise that soon our roads will be occupied with driverless autonomous cars driving their way through the roads like it’s a matter of daily activity.
I just had an amusing experience that I thought I’d share. Here’s an ad for an SUV that offers “wireless charging, no strings attached.” Naturally, I thought to myself: “Cool, an EV that features inductive charging; I knew we’d get …
It Features Wireless Charging, But Perhaps Not in the Way You Envisioned It Read More »
We’ve all heard that “there is a first time for everything.” What this means, of course, is that there is a first time for everything that actually happens. Lots of things don’t happen.
Here’s a press release a friend sent me, along with my comments: CHARLOTTE, NC» Electric car maker Tesla Inc. is fostering community college training programs for what could be new blue-collar jobs as mechanics for the growing number of battery-powered vehicles.
In this corner, we have Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency, continuing in its ferocious assault on fuel mileage and pollution standards for cars sold within the United States. The prospective winners? The car companies. The losers: Everyone with lungs.
