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New Delhi Air Pollution Index Further Pushes for EV Adoption in India
India’s latest push toward electric vehicles is being driven by more than industrial policy or climate commitments. It is also a response to one of the country’s most persistent public‑health crises: air pollution. The Delhi government has approved a sweeping new electric‑vehicle policy that offers owners of older vehicles more … [continued]
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Floating Hotels (Cruise Ships) Taxed Much Less Than Normal Hotels
A night on a European cruise is taxed 40% less than a hotel despite their high environmental costs and contribution to overtourism. T&E calls for tax reforms to ensure that cruise ships pay their fair share. A night on a cruise ship is taxed almost half as much as a … [continued]
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Wallbox Launches New Pulsar Pro to Simplify EV Charging Reimbursement
Wallbox (NYSE: WBX), a leading provider of electric vehicle charging and energy management solutions, yesterday announced the launch of the new Pulsar Pro, the latest evolution of its AC charging portfolio designed to simplify EV charging reimbursement. As EV adoption continues to grow, charging is becoming increasingly distributed across homes, … [continued]
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Indonesia’s EV Transition Not Just to Cut Emissions, More So to Cut Oil Dependence, Study Says
For decades, Indonesia built its economic and social stability around subsidized fuel. Cheap gasoline and diesel became embedded in transport habits, logistics systems and household budgets. Even today, fuel prices remain artificially low by regional standards. However, this affordability is sustained by heavy state intervention, not market reality. As global … [continued]
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Brazil’s Public Transit Skews To Electric
The rapid evolution of Brazil’s public transit landscape has moved past the era of counting individual units on one hand. While zero emission buses were once a curiosity for market analysts, the sector has entered a phase of genuine industrial scaling. As of early 2026, the national fleet has expanded … [continued]
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