Month: September 2023

In a historic move, the resolution calling on the State of California to endorse the call for a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty passed today the final vote in the State Assembly, making California the largest global economy to support the proposal. Facing big opposition from oil & gas lobbyists and 40 industry groups, who joined […]

BYD opened its flagship dealership in Quezon City, Philippines. This is the second BYD dealer in the country, and the first facility to open under Mobility Access Philippines Ventures, Inc. (MAPVI), a new company under the automotive arm of the Ayala Group of Companies. BYD Quezon City is owned and operated by Solar Transport and […]

The power hungry Luzon grid, which feeds electricity to the National Capital Region of the Philippines, will in two years get additional supplies of power from three floating solar farms in Laguna Lake. Luzon is the biggest island in the Philippines, an archipelago of over 7,100 islands. Up to 2,000 hectares (~4,930 acres) of the […]

Will the EU’s power grids be able to handle the significant extra load coming from a growing electric truck fleet?

Unofficial data indicates 2,000+ units produced per month since May.

The latest program focuses on rehiring workers and retooling existing ICE factories for EV production.

A report by RMI says renewable energy prices will drop dramatically by the end of this decade, making wind and solar irresistible.

We are about to enter the era of the electric truck. Sure, there are already a few thousand electric trucks and buses on US roads already. Now, with the California Air Resources Board’s passage of the Advanced Clean Fleets Rule in May and with the potential for a (hopefully) stronger-than-proposed greenhouse gas standard for heavy-duty trucks passed by the US […]

It previews future Mercedes models using the MMA platform, and you can see it at the 2023 Munich Motor Show.