Tag: US
EV Share of Auto Sales Now Above 12% at Several Auto Brands
After a series of other articles about the US electric vehicle (EV) market in the second quarter, here’s our last analysis and statistical breakdown for the quarter. This one concerns what percentage of different brands’ and auto groups’ total auto sales were EV sales last quarter. (Note that we’re only … [continued]
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How Do We Let 250 Million Car Owners In The US Know That They Could Drive A Used Tesla For Less?
After I saw my friend Dennis post a video that the prices of used Tesla cars will drop after the tax credit ends, I decided to write my take on this subject. This is a continuation of this article that talks about the low running costs of the Model Y … [continued]
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ID.3 GTX FIRE+ICE: Volkswagen Starts Series Production in Zwickau & Dresden
Special model limited to 1,990 units ID.3 from Saxony is also available in South America Danny Auerswald: “The ID.3 is a Saxony original and marked the beginning of the era of electric mobility for the Volkswagen Group at the end of 2019. I am convinced that with this special model, we are following … [continued]
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The Labor Day Legacy Of Offshore Wind Workers
Almost one hundred and forty-three years ago, on September 5, 1882, workers in New York City celebrated the first Labor Day holiday with a parade. The occasion became an annual celebration of the social and economic achievements of US workers and their contributions to the country’s strength, prosperity, and well-being. … [continued]
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Mass Timber’s Edge: Smaller Crews, Quicker Builds, New Floors Above
Mass timber has already proven its climate case. What is becoming more clear as projects accumulate is its advantage in time and labor. Speed of construction and smaller, more specialized crews create economic benefits that go beyond carbon accounting. They reduce costs, compress schedules, and open up new markets such … [continued]
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