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On Eve of EU-China Summit, China Forbids Airlines from Paying EU Carbon Tax
With a major EU-China summit scheduled for next week, the Chinese government on Monday banned the country’s airlines from taking part in a European Union carbon-emissions scheme that levees a fee on all airlines flying into or out of EU airports.
How the Stimulus Revived the Electric Car
A common criticism of President Obama’s $800 billion stimulus package has been that it failed to produce anything – that while the New Deal built bridges and dams, all the stimulus did was fill some potholes and create temporary jobs. Don’t tell that to Annette Herrera.
Nanoengineered EV Batteries Zap Range Anxiety
Range anxiety is one of the biggest limitations facing the EV industry. In fact, a recent survey said only 20 percent of American drivers would consider buying an EV with a 100-mile range. But what if EVs could drive 500 miles on a single charge?
Fuel Efficient Cars are not “Earth Friendly”
Are fuel-efficient vehicles “earth-friendly”? Nope. Let’s agree that they’re “better” or “less harmful”, but not “earth-friendly”.
U.S. Cities Grapple for $15 Million in Electric Vehicle Grants
The U.S. Department of Energy announced last week the 16 winning projects in 24 states that will receive funding for projects that support community planning for plug-in electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.
