And they’re using conductive (rather than inductive) charging like the trolleys of 100 years ago? Sure!
Electric Vehicles
And they’re using conductive (rather than inductive) charging like the trolleys of 100 years ago? Sure!
The author of the meme here seems to be suggesting that driving an EV while the world is still transitioning away from gasoline is hypocritical. That doesn’t show much insight or intelligence. Yes, maybe his house has a gas generator …
A few points: Gasoline prices have been falling for more than two years. Electric transportation is making steady progress around the world, where some countries are passing laws prohibiting the sale of new gas- and diesel-powered cars and light-duty trucks …
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A meme for people who neither have nor desire an understanding of this subject.
Wow. We have a choice to make here, folks. We could fashion the future of energy and transportation around what our scientists and industry experts are saying, automakers’ strategic plans, and what eco-conscious consumers are demanding around the globe. But …
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Hyundai says it “is shaking up the sustainable mobility scene with its latest innovation, the Extended-Range Electric Vehicle (E-REV) concept. This new model combines battery electric vehicle (BEV) technology with a range-extending internal combustion engine (ICE), promising to solve common …
Followers of social media may have noticed a significant backlash against the trend towards electrifying our energy and transportation sectors. Perhaps this is part of some disinformation campaign created and implemented by Big Oil; I have no proof that this …
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I thought I’d make a few comments on the foolish garbage presented at left. 1) In addition to hydro and nuclear, there are other flavors of renewable energy. 2) The grid is getting cleaner every year. Just yesterday, Denmark closed …