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Waev Launches Fusion: All-New Li-Ion Commercial Carts and Low-Speed Vehicles
The EV manufacturer now offers the most comprehensive portfolio of electrification solutions for local fleets. Waev Inc., an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer of right-sized, low-speed solutions for local fleet use, launches Fusion, a family of all-new lithium-ion (Li-ion) carts and low-speed vehicles (LSV) designed specifically for commercial customers. The addition of … [continued]
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Farmed Shrimp Is High Carbon As Well
After writing about two of the highest carbon foods, which are beef and lamb, it seems a mini-series is developing. The next high-carbon food, to make a trio, is farmed shrimp. Some of us may have had a kiddie shrimp cocktail or taken a family vacation to a southern state, … [continued]
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ICCT’s Hydrogen Assessments Remain Flawed & They Need To Fix Themselves
The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) has released yet another report assessing road vehicle decarbonization in Europe, and once again, the analysis systematically misses the mark on hydrogen. The ICCT’s latest lifecycle assessment (LCA) positions hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) as a climate-friendly alternative, offering competitive emissions profiles … [continued]
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Tesla Flaunts Fiduciary Rules — And Its Workforce Is Fleeing
Three years ago I wrote about how Senator Elizabeth Warren was questioning Tesla about its fiduciary duties to the company, its workers, and its shareholders. She outlined the stringent requirements involved with providing disclosures about conflicts of interest, misappropriation of corporate assets, and other actions by their executives that may … [continued]
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$43.5 Million Ad Campaign To Boost EV Sales In The US, Hopefully
The EV charging venture Electrify America is putting up $43.5 million to launch a new ad campaign, aimed at boosting EV sales over the hump of the soon-to-vanish federal tax credit.
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