Electric Vehicles
It’s been almost exactly 10 years since I joined forces with Bill Moore, editor of EVWorld.com, to help him market his groundbreaking website that had been active since 1998. (Yep, 1998. Think of what a novelty the Internet was back …
OEMs of Large Trucks Embrace Electric Transportation Read More »
Is it the End of the Road for the Combustion Engine? The latest EU goals aim for an ever greater reduction in CO2 emissions from road vehicles. Will diesel trucks still be viable options in 2030?
As cars and trucks with internal combustion engines give way to electric transportation, a great deal needs to be celebrated. Certainly the environmental gains are important, but probably no more than ridding ourselves of the horrific geopolitics of oil. And …
There are a variety of reasons why vehicle owners should strive to reduce their car’s emissions. Not only is it good for the environment, but it will also allow them to enjoy a cleaner car, which can result in improved …
While driving your car to work is more or less the norm for a lot of people out there, this method has some major flaws that people are deliberately ignoring. First of all, it is probably the most expensive way …
From Guest Blogger Diana Smith: Top Four Picks for the Ultimate Eco-Friendly Commute Read More »
2GreenEnergy super-supporter Gary Tulie sent me this very interesting piece from his home office in Buckinghamshire, England, in which he analyzes the value that the Tesla electric truck offers its owner. I thought readers would find it interesting.
In his publication Green Auto Market, editor and publisher Jon LeSage writes: Global automakers are seeing electrified luxury cars as vital to being Tesla-competitive, government mandate-compliant, and standing out as high-performance innovative carmakers.
Question: How much money in US dollars have the world’s auto OEMs invested in EVs? What percentage of that comes from Germany alone? Answer: Can be found at Clean Energy Answers.
The Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo has morphed considerably as it’s grown over the years.
According to the American Energy Society, below is a list of the five “most important” oil fields in the world. Notice anything about them? Hint: look at geographic location.
