Here’s an interesting table from the Alternative Fuels Data Center: Infrastructure: US Fueling and Charging Stations
Electric Vehicles
Here’s an interesting table from the Alternative Fuels Data Center: Infrastructure: US Fueling and Charging Stations
Regular commenter BreathOnTheWind sent me this piece on the rise of electric transportation, and how this phenomenon will disempower OPEC. Can’t happen soon enough. My only objection (a point I’ve made dozens of times) is the forecasted perfectly smooth …
Commenting on my recent post of the electric vehicle market’s being in the tank, a libertarian reader writes a note that concludes: EV’s will continue to improve, but it’s an evolution, not a revolution. I’m with you on most of …
Electric Vehicles: There’s More At Stake Here Than Simply an Evolution in Transportation Read More »
Here’s an excerpt from this week’s Green Auto Digest, published by my colleague Jon LeSage: Plug-in electric vehicle sales were up substantially month-over-month and year-over-year – 17% over January and 6.7% over February 2014. The Tesla Model S, Chevrolet Volt, …
Nissan LEAF Losing Ground in the Electric Vehicle Space Read More »
Here’s the ELF (electric, light and fun). Legally a bicycle, it is reminiscent of the EMcycle, whose design I have been promoting as a cleantech investment opportunity for the last couple of years. And like the EMcycle, it’s hard to know …
New Concept in Low-speed Electric Transportation Read More »
In this week’s edition of “Green Auto Digest,” my colleague Jon LeSage covers the “nexus” between electric and autonomous vehicles. That such a phenomenon actually exists is certainly good news, as it will accelerate the rate at which we can slowly …
Over the years, 2GreenEnergy has played host to an uncountable number of discussions about the projected adoption curve for electric vehicles. In particular, many of us have wrung our hands over how slow this process has been, while harboring the fear …
My oft-mentioned colleague, the college professor in Arizona writes: Craig, I teach a new course in internal combustion engine theory and practice next semester. So give me a heads up on any of your new insights. Wow, how interesting.
Given the obvious and imminent shift of the auto industry from gasoline-powered vehicles toward electric cars, it’s no wonder that there are many new companies entering the electric car market, trying to compete with the established global automakers. The fact …
From Guest Blogger Jordan: Tesla Keeps Getting New Competitors from China Read More »