Tesmanian reported that Tesla acquired a former Trust Ford sales site in Ireland. It’s located in the UK Parliamentary Constituency of Belfast South and this information comes from documents that Tesla submitted to the Belfast City […]
The network continues to expand at a rapid pace, opening more than one EV fast charging station every business day and nearing completion of a second cross-country route across the South Reston, VA (June 24, 2020) […]
Originally published on NRDC’s blog. By Barbara Finamore & Hyoung Mi Kim Shanghai has just completed an historic EV-Grid Integration pilot program, the first project in China to make use of electric vehicles (EVs) as a flexible […]
Tesla took charge of the EV industry in many ways, but what really launched this company was developing its own charging network. CarAndDriver published a feature on Tesla and just how it took charge with Superchargers. […]
FLO is the largest EV charging network and charging station manufacturer in Canada, and they are now offering two high-quality Level 2 charging stations for home charging.
Apart from everybody giving up eating meat, everyone ditching their diesel, and petrol cars, to drive a shiny new electric vehicle, is the best contribution we can make to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The ideal, therefore, […]
There is much discussion about the level of range needed for an electric vehicle to achieve longer journeys. The idea that an electric vehicle requires the same range as a liquid fuelled vehicle is arbitrary, and […]
Originally published on CleanTechnica. ABB will be launching a 350 kilowatt (kW) plug-in electric vehicle charger at Hannover Messe. At 350 kW, that means it is essentially the highest power electric vehicle charger in the world. […]
Originally published on CleanTechnica A network of 20 of ABB’s high-speed 50kW DC fast chargers for electric vehicles has been installed across Iceland as the island nation looks to electric vehicles to cut petrol imports and […]
The race between electric vehicles, EV charging stations, and batteries is a never-ending game of observation and speculation — one falls behind, falls behind more as the others speed up, then catches up again. Investors and […]
30 Year Wait I had been interested in the idea of having an electric vehicle, (EV), for about 30 years, but before the existence of relatively lightweight lithium-ion batteries, when heavy lead-acid batteries were all that […]
Introduction I was recently involved in a discussion below the line about the effect of levels of acceleration an electric vehicle range. This was below one of the articles in CleanTechnica. I was arguing that heavy […]
Introduction In Part I of this article, I introduced the problem of Climate change, and the history of the science behind it. I then went on to discuss green house gases, noting that greenhouse-gas emissions are […]
I’ve been an advocate for EVs since restoring a 1994 USElecticar Chevy S-10 in 2009. I’ll admit my time horizon for wide adoption of EVs at that time was decades out. Little did I realize that […]
Hot off the Press I have just received a press release from Ecotricity, outlining a new deal for EV drivers, starting in January 2018. The deal includes cheaper charging on their public, EV fast-charging network, a […]
