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Can Tesla Semi Compete With Established Automakers?

After years of pilot programs, fleet operators are starting to place substantial orders for electric semis from both established OEMs and startups.

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William and Harry’s treehouse features in Highgrove exhibition staged for King

Charles wanted to tell the story of how the gardens at his Gloucestershire retreat evolved over time.

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Non-Tesla EVs At Tesla Superchargers Means Working Out Cable Issues

Supercharger sites were designed for Teslas, which all have their charging ports in the aft port corner. Other EVs have charging ports all over the place.

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How Can We Make EV Batteries Cheaper & Encourage Domestic Production?

The Biden administration’s “Inflation Reduction Act” not only includes EV tax credits, but also funding for production credits for EV battery manufacturing.

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JB Straubel's Redwood Materials Secures $2 Billion DOE Loan

The DOE’s Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program has been virtually inactive for years, but now it's doing its part for the future of EVs.

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Former Tesla Exec Launches Solar Electric Boat Company

The company demonstrated its propulsion system at CES in Las Vegas. Its plan is to begin production in October 2023 and start delivering boats by Q2 2024.

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Study Finds On-Street Lampost EV Chargers Are Lowest-Carbon Solution

On-street charging is considered the most likely solution to the dilemma of urban drivers who are unable to install chargers at their homes.

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NASA Cooling Method Could Allow Super-Quick EV Charging

Many advanced technologies developed by NASA for space missions have found applications on Earth. The latest could enable EVs to charge more quickly.

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Biden Chooses EV Owner To Lead Joint Office Of Energy And Transportation

Now that the US Depts. of Energy and Transportation are coming together, it's time to put a seasoned leader in place to head up the US EV charging program.

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New US EV Tax Credit: Here's Everything You Need To Know

A spike in EV adoption was underway before the new tax credit. It stands to accelerate, but we have to hope brands will work to comply with Buy American rules.

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Nissan Exec Says Nearly All LEAF EV Batteries Are Still In Cars

Nissan has been selling electric cars for about 12 years, and most of the batteries are still going. This is positive news for the future of the segment.

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New CA Rules Save EV Owners Money, Encourage Time-Of-Use Rate Programs

California initiates a policy change allowing customers to switch to more flexible and affordable rate plans without the need for a second electric meter.

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New Study: Combining Dynamic Wireless Charging With Energy Storage

Will EVs someday be charged as they roll down the highway? Dynamic wireless charging is still in the research stage, but it seems technologically feasible.

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World Rallycross Racing Ditches Gas, Goes Electric

The racing world is slowly going electric. Formula E has been around for eight seasons, Extreme E is midway through season two, and let's not forget Pikes Peak.

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All 50+ US State EV Infrastructure Deployment Plans Are Ready To Go

US federal and state governments are moving with unprecedented speed to start delivering funding for a planned national EV charging network.

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Tesla Powerwalls Create Huge 'Distributed Battery' For Grid Reliability

California utility PG&E is collaborating with Tesla on a pilot program to combine thousands of Powerwall home battery systems to create a “virtual power plant."

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US Postal Service To Increase Its Order Of Electric Vehicles

Postal delivery vans are a perfect use case for EVs, and it should be a no-brainer for the US Postal Service to replace its fleet of delivery vehicles with EVs.

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Former Tesla Employees To Develop Solution To EV Towing Range Anxiety

Lightship Energy closed a $23-million funding round. It's working on a trailer with a skateboard battery pack, EV powertrain, and solar to help with range.

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New California Charging Hub To Have 40 Fast Chargers, Retail, Restaurants

Charging hubs featuring multiple DC fast chargers along with restaurants and retail outlets may become the next big thing as companies mirror Tesla's model.

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Tesla And Others Ask For Government Support For Heavy-Duty EV Charging

President Biden's infrastructure bill includes money for EV charging, but it's not clear if it will help commercial EVs as much as is needed.

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The Next Constraint On Electric Car Adoption: Raw Materials

The timeline of transition to new technology can be seen as a series of constraints. When one constraint seems to ease up, another often presents itself.

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New Mexico Becomes The Latest "Clean Cars" State

The New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board and Albuquerque-Bernalillo County Air Quality Control Board unanimously voted to adopt Clean Cars standards.

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Can A "Battery Passport" Program Help Make EVs Cleaner?

It's important to document the links in the battery supply chain, and a new German-funded consortium aims to develop a “battery passport” to do just that.

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Florida Makes Moves To Expand EV Charging Infrastructure

NovaCHARGE delivered a turnkey EV charging solution in a variety of locations across Florida. It consists of mostly Level 2 chargers and some DC fast chargers.

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Electrify America Charging Network Expands kWh Pricing To 30 US States

Electrify America is updating its pricing structure “to reflect the growing preference for kWh pricing." Per-minute pricing lives on in some states due to laws.

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