Tale Of Two Countries: The Increasing Political Divide In US & Canada
When will these increasingly isolated and narrowly based conservative parties in the US and Canada learn the lesson of demographics and broaden their tents again? Hopefully soon
Kenya’s Electricity Generation Company KenGen To Set Up Public EV Charging Stations
The EV charging business is certainly going to be gamechanger for KenGen and Kenya Power on the revenue side. First of all, they will already have anchor clients with their own fleets! Utility companies own thousands of vehicles, and electrifying those will also cut down their massive petrol and diesel bills
Tesla Model X Used For New Orange County Electric Vanpool
In California, Orange County (the Orange County Transportation Authority) has made a couple of changes when it comes to its vanpools. First of all, the fleet of vehicles in operation has dropped from 470 vehicles to 164 vehicles. In the midst of this cut in operations, Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) is also beginning a shift to electric vehicles, starting with a Tesla Model
Tesla Windshield Wiper Confusion Across News Outlets — Widespread Misreporting Misleads
Unfortunately, a lot of factually wrong articles and reports appeared in recent days about a German court ruling (OLG Karlsruhe 1 Rb 36 Ss 832/19) that has to do with a Tesla driver who had an accident in heavy rain and claimed it was the fault of the vehicle’s controls
We Hope To See More Electric Buses On The Roads As More African Cities Move To Bus Rapid Transit Systems
As more and more cities start zoning in on the financial benefits of switching to electric buses, we hope they start to deploy more electric buses on their city routes. Some progress has been made across several countries
It’s Happening! Car Dealers In Africa Are Starting To Stock More Used EVs
We are starting to see more and more used car dealers in Africa stocking used EVs and not just bringing in EVs per order
Road Revenue Plummets — New Ways To Fund Infrastructure Projects Needed
COVID-19 era traffic levels are at a fraction of the previous year’s totals. As road revenue plummets — in the word according to legacy transportation analysts — road infrastructure projects that keep our labor force on the job and support the economy are in real jeopardy
Is Energy Still A Natural Monopoly?
A “natural monopoly” is a service or product that gets cheaper as the market grows. Hempling says that the idea of a natural monopoly has changed dramatically in recent years and that many have lost sight of natural monopoly’s place in energy markets
“Getting Back To Normal” Is The Last Thing Governments Should Be Doing
Going back to the way things were before the coronavirus hit will doom the planet. We don’t need normal, we need a new framework for Earth justice and social justice.
Greening The Grid: Resource Adequacy, Intermittency, & Carbon Pricing
To green the grid, we must adopt a strategy of meeting our energy needs with low-cost renewable wind and solar resources. The obvious question is how to resolve the intermittency issue (what happens when the wind doesn’t blow or the sun doesn’t shine). Solving this problem is a necessary ingredient for “saving the planet.”
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