Tesla Model 3: Why I Am Not Interested
I should start this with a couple of notes: I am am huge fan of what Tesla is doing, and what they have achieved, and […]
Month: February 2018
UK National Grid Proposes Fast Charger Network
Once again demonstrating that the U.K. is far ahead of the U.S. when it comes to EV infrastructure, the National Grid has plans for installing […]
Splitting Water
One of the problems with renewable energy sources like solar and wind is that they are not always available when the power is needed. To […]
Petrol Heads Move Over: Porsche Mission E Is Coming
There are a few cars that are icons of the achievements of the internal combustion engine. The ones that every car fan wanted to own. […]
Unaware or Pushed Away?
A new study from UC Davis suggests that while car manufacturers are on a mission to convert to electric, consumers may be blissfully unaware they […]
Green Car Reports: What Will Get More People In EVs Poll
Green Car Reports ran a Twitter poll to see what their readers thought would get more people to consider buying an EV. The results, though […]
Greener Commuting
Unless you’re lucky enough to work from home all the time, commuting will take away on average about an hour of your day, five days […]
Greener Taxis
The most recent edition of the Fully Charged Show reviewed a new London taxi that has been designed from the ground up as a range […]
Impossible Burger
Recently, I discovered a local eatery offering the “Impossible Burger” as a vegetarian option on its menu and today I dragged the family over there […]
Renewable Power Growing Fast in US
The Office of Energy Projects Energy Infrastructure Update for December 2017 [pdf] shows that solar and wind generation are growing fast in the US. Comparing […]