Category: eV

Pioneering Green Ports with The Country’s First All-Electric ITV fleet The Manila South Harbor just got a jolt in its operations with the entry of the country’s first fleet of 15 electric internal transfer vehicles (eITVs) to be operated by Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI). As of this writing, all fifteen ... [continued]

Welcome to the Materials, Chemical, and Computational Science (MCCS) Early-Career Spotlight, a monthly feature showcasing NREL’s early-career researchers’ interests, motivations, and achievements. This month features Hilary Egan, who has been a data scientist at NREL since 2020. For Hilary Egan, a data scientist at NREL, a career in science was ... [continued]

New platform connects Nissan customers with energy products and vetted contractors for home electrification NASHVILLE, Tennessee – Nissan is partnering with Electrum to launch the NISSAN ENERGY Marketplace, a new one-stop-shop that helps consumers research, purchase and install home energy solutions such as electric vehicle chargers, solar panels and battery storage. The ... [continued]

I just wrote about some disappointments I have with Democrats regarding EV perceptions and EV adoption in the United States. But, based on the same new study, there’s clearly some bad news for Republicans who are also Tesla and EV fans. As Elon Musk alienated, angered, disappointed, and horrified Democrats ... [continued]

California celebrates another strong quarter for non-Tesla EV sales and vows to keep fighting US President Trump's "full-on attack."

Federal policy is now opposed to renewable energy, but several observers, such as Bill McKibben, say it is already unstoppable.

Reading through Steve Hanley’s latest article on how Elon Musk has pushed some Democrats away from the Tesla brand, and also pushed them away from electric cars more broadly (without actually attracting many more Republicans to the EV transition), I have to say that I’m quite disappointed with some people ... [continued]