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New EV Charging Checklist: Style, Comfort, And A Cool Place To Hang
The IONNA consortium is scaling up its plans for public EV charging stations in the US, anticipating future growth in EV sales despite last year’s sharp U-turn in federal energy policy.
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Norway Found A Real Bus Cyber Risk. It Didn’t Show It Was Chinese.
When Norwegian transit authority Ruter put a Chinese Yutong electric bus through cybersecurity testing inside an isolated mine, the investigation started with two very different concerns. One was geopolitical: could the bus act as a visual-surveillance platform near sensitive facilities such as Lutvann, home to Norway’s intelligence service? The other … [continued]
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My Trip To Brazil To See The Rapid Rise Of Chinese Cars, Part 1
Last week, I traveled to southern Brazil to visit my wife’s family and took the opportunity to visit 4 dealers in Sao Paulo selling Chinese brands of cars (although some are assembled in Brazil). At CleanTechnica, we have written quite a bit about the the Brazil market, but we don’t … [continued]
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GM Really Wasn’t Kidding About Those New LMR EV Batteries
Regardless of the sharp U-turn in federal energy policy, General Motors is on track to manufacture EV batteries based on an LMR formula that delivers improved performance at a lower cost.
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Exploring the history of “good fire” in Northern Michigan
“Fire is like nothing else in the world. … It’s something that can breathe, it can move across the landscape, it can transform things and rejuvenate things.”