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To Disconnect or Not to Disconnect
To disconnect or not? The new Australian conundrum. In Australia’s rapidly changing energy market, Australians are asking the question, do I disconnect and run on battery and solar? Do I stay on the grid and trade like Gary? My house and car charging needs are currently being met by two … [continued]
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New Science Says Scrapping A Working Gas Car For An EV Is Usually Greener
“The greenest car is the one already built” has been one of the more durable arguments against replacing internal combustion cars with EVs. It sounds sensible enough. Manufacturing a new vehicle has a carbon cost, while continuing to drive an existing car avoids another manufacturing event. But that framing quietly … [continued]
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New BYD Seal 06 & Qin MAX Part 2: Affordability & Value
Earlier this week, BYD launched the new Seal 06 and Qin Max. In Part 1, I focused on the changes to the vehicles and their positioning. However, where these vehicles stand out is in their affordability and value. Capability has been upgraded, including the fastest charging in this class, without … [continued]
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Gradek: Why Canadian airlines strikes shut down the whole system
Recent labour disruptions expose how quickly a strike at a major airline can disrupt the wider air-travel system
Porsche Ditches Volkswagen Group Emissions Pool, Joins Up With XPENG
Well, this is an interesting one…. For some background, regulations in the European Union require that automakers reduce the CO2 emissions that the cars they sell create. Year after year, they have to cut their average fleet emissions. If they don’t cut their emissions to the necessary level, they have … [continued]
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