From this article on inductive EV charging: Michigan will become the first state in America to deploy inductive vehicle charging technology in roads, in an effort to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs).
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Electrified Road To Wirelessly Charge EVs in Michigan
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Good News for Transportation in Europe, and It’s Right Around the Corner
The electrification of transportation is a multifaceted project, including, at a minimum:
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EV Adoption Curve Will Benefit from Critical Mass
My friend and colleague Tom Konrad does not share my belief that the consumer adoption of EVs is, to some degree, driven by perception of the long-term prognosis for electric transportation.” He writes: If I’m buying an EV, why should …
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Liquid Ammonia as Fuel – More on the Subject
I figured that my posts on Renewable Energy World on liquid ammonia would eventually get some response. I had been wondered how it could be possible that so few people were working on projects in this area, as it really …
Here Comes ANOTHER Billion-Dollar Green Industry
During my 2GreenEnergy free webinar next month, I’ll be emphasizing how vastly and quickly green investing is growing. Here’s an appetizer. While there are only a handful of EV and PHEV vehicles on the road today, by 2015 the infrastructure …
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Electric Vehicles and Better Place
David Holden writes: I am no adherent of Shai Agassi’s dubious scheme, but it does show the willingness of power companies to support EV. development. As long as think has come up, here are my thoughts on Better Place. 1) …
