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Trump Administration Finalizes Rule that Makes Cars Less Fuel Efficient
Rule Will Drive Up Costs at the Pump for Families Already Struggling with High Prices WASHINGTON, D.C. — [On Saturday], Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that the Trump administration has finalized a rule rolling back federal Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards, making vehicles less fuel efficient and forcing … [continued]
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Are Electric Trucks Cheaper To Operate Than Diesel?
A new T&E analysis looking at major truck markets in the EU. E-trucks already cheaper to operate today A new total cost of ownership (TCO) analysis reveals that in six out of nine major EU markets, electric trucks are already the best financial choice today. These six markets alone account … [continued]
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Unlock Public EV Charging Price Transparency & Competition
T&E position on the revision of the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation for Light Duty Vehicles. The Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR) is the cornerstone of the EU’s public charging infrastructure. By establishing a baseline public charging coverage across the EU (distance-based targets) and ensuring the growth of charging infrastructure in … [continued]
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SOLARLAP — Around Australia on Green Power
Sick of the cartoons and comments insisting that all electric cars are powered by electricity generated by fossil fuels, Andrew Mangano set out to show it is possible to travel around Australia using mainly solar energy. You probably know the cartoons I am referring to — showing an EV linked … [continued]
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The Human Cost Of Data Center Pollution
In 2012, the World Health Organization classified the exhaust from diesel engines as a carcinogen. That decision infuriated the German auto manufacturers, primarily Volkswagen, Mercedes, and BMW. They had all profited handsomely from selling diesel powered automobiles following the OPEC oil embargoes in the 1970s. Diesel cars can travel further … [continued]
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