Tag: May
Finland & Sweden — A View from Inside of the EV Revolution
Tom Sjolund has just returned from a trip to visit his family in Finland and Sweden, and he agreed to share his experience with CleanTechnica readers. You may remember Tom from this article. In Australia, he drives a Volvo EX30. Since we don’t hear much about Finland, and the main … [continued]
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Climate Action — Are Democracies Better Than Autocracies?
Whether a country is a democracy or an autocracy has little to do with its how it addresses climate change. The key is its ability to identify and react to long term change.
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Grab Prototypes Autonomous Shuttle with Employees in Singapore
Southeast Asian superapp Grab is prototyping an autonomous electric shuttle bus pilot in Singapore, in collaboration with Autonomous A2Z (A2Z), a South Korean autonomous vehicle technology firm. The pilot aims to provide transport for Grab employees initially connecting the company’s One-North headquarters with the nearby One-North Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) … [continued]
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The News About EVs Was Bright But Now The Future Is So Uncertain
With recent good news about EVs, we have every right to feel optimistic. We’re ready to celebrate a tipping point for the dominance of gas cars on the road — as current vehicles are removed from service and the comfort zone with EVs increases, the goal of 30% new EV … [continued]
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McBean: What Canada can learn from the Texas flash flood
The flash flood in Texas that killed more than 130 people should be a wake-up call for Canada, a climate expert says