Here’s a short video in which ExxonMobil purports to want hydrogen-based transportation. Ask yourself: Do you think this is in any way sincere?
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Here’s a short video in which ExxonMobil purports to want hydrogen-based transportation. Ask yourself: Do you think this is in any way sincere?
In his most recent post here, tech maven Fritz Maffry notes: We are previewing (electric transportation and autonomous technology but this subject) flies in the face of Donald Trump’s saying electric cars won’t work. The president should go to CES (Consumer …
CES 2019 is about here, this category is the game changer The real smart city of consequence is about to be demonstrated, with many flavors of light-duty autonomous shuttles being shown. Makers include Navya, Local Motors, Bosch, Fisker, Rinspeed, Nuro, …
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2GreenEnergy super-supporter Cameron Atwood writes: California has mandated all new buses be electric by 2020 and all buses electric by 2040. This move is expected to lower the cost of heavy duty electric vehicles like trucks and tractors.
In the U.S., we talk about encouraging the use of bicycles as a way to reduce VMT (vehicle miles traveled), but we do very little to actually encourage this transition.
GM is ceasing production of the plug-in hybrid Chevy Volt, and their explanation seems to hold water: given the significant developments in pure, battery EVs and the build-out of the nation’s charging infrastructure, there is an ever-diminishing demand for gasoline-powered …
The ramp-up of production of the Tesla Model 3 is a thing of beauty to behold. I’m with 2GreenEnergy contributor Fritz Maffry in my respect for and confidence in Elon Musk. If he said he’d be playing middle linebacker for …
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From my colleague Jon LeSage: Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo division is preparing to launch the first-ever commercial autonomous vehicle service in early December, according to a source familiar with the plans.
Here, Fritz Maffry offers these observations of a few of the tech giants: Bosch