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A New Billing Architecture To Transform EV Charging Economics
TL;DR — Public charging is expensive and messy because the business model is wrong. Instead of selling electricity, charging operators should just provide infrastructure — and utilities should bill drivers directly at their home rate. A single API can make this happen and unlock the kind of seamless experience Tesla … [continued]
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Kia EV5 For Canada, Scout Pre-Orders Heavily Favor PHEV Option
Kia says it won’t bring the EV5 to the US but will offer it in Canada, while Scout will sell mostly plug-in hybrids.
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Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Foundation announces $6.5-million campaign for MRI machine
BLYTH – Supporters gathered at Cowbell Brewing in Blyth on Tuesday, Dec. 2, for what the chair of the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) Foundation described as “an exciting day for all of us.” Laura Herman’s enthusiasm was about the kickoff of the AMGH Foundation’s two-year, $6.5-million Magnetic Moments capital campaign to buy and […]
OP-ED: The Philippines Is Getting Micromobility Backwards — And The LTO’s Crackdown Proves It
The new year will open with a clash — an avoidable clash between transport regulators and the very communities the government claims to support. The Philippines’ Land Transportation Office (LTO) has announced a sweeping crackdown on light electric vehicles (LEVs) — including e-bikes and e-trikes — threatening immediate impoundment if … [continued]
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An Elegy for NREL and the Passing of America’s Renewable Compass
The erasure of the word “Renewable” from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory marks the end—or hopefully just an interruption—of a long and consequential chapter in energy history. Renaming it as the National Laboratory of the Rockies doesn’t change the buildings in Golden or the servers in ESIF or the unfinished … [continued]
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