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Ford: Why Simplicity is The Blueprint for Our Future Electric Vehicle Platform
By Doug Field, chief EV, digital and design officer at Ford. A century ago, Henry Ford said he would build a car for the great multitude, one “constructed of the best materials…after the simplest designs that modern engineering can devise.” That car, the Model T, didn’t just change Ford; it … [continued]
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Countries Obliged to Include Aviation Contrails in Climate Plans under Paris Agreement, New Legal Advice Shows
Legal analysis finds that countries that do not include non-CO2 emissions from aviation are breaching their climate obligations. Green groups T&E and Opportunity Green urge countries to do so before this year’s COP in Brazil. Legal analysis carried out by leading environmental law barristers concludes¹ that countries must include non-CO2 … [continued]
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Finding the Spark at Long Beach’s New Electric Vehicle Campus
By Ann Diep is a senior technical program manager at Ford. First introduced to the public as a “skunkworks” operation, the Ford team charged with developing advanced electric vehicles has grown its footprint with a new, two-building campus in Long Beach, California — and is working closely with its partners … [continued]
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New Pumped Hydropower Storage Project Aims For Fast-Track Approval
A proposed 1.5-gigawatt pumped storage hydropower project in New Mexico aims to leverage 70 hours of long duration energy storage capacity to help decarbonize the regional grid.
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A Few More Days For Big EV Raffle From CCAN — Podcast & YouTube Chat
It seems EV raffles have gotten more and more popular. One of the original leaders in this space, the Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN), has been running one for 7 years, and it has grown it to a bigger and bigger level. This year’s raffle offers a first-place prize (a … [continued]
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