Electric charging
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Sustainable Freight
The costs of Bernie Sanders’ “green deal”
2020 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders released details on his proposed $16.3 trillion Green New Deal on August 22. This deal would cover a range of…
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News
Today’s Pickup: Tesla’s new charging stations can charge cars in around 15 minutes
Tesla’s V3 Supercharging station discharges 250 kW; Italy’s olive-oil industry is facing an agrarian crisis; Americans are abandoning public transit; French port of Marseille-Fos has…
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Australia
Kiwis fuel-up the hydrogen economy
New Zealand’s Ports of Auckland has been conditionally granted funds to buy hydrogen fuel cell vehicles as part of a wider project to build a…
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Equipment
Electric, hydrogen, and modal shifts among pathways to a net-zero carbon environment for transportation
Net-zero carbon emissions from the transportation sector is possible by 2050 if industry starts to make changes now, says a new report.
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News
Today’s Pickup: Shell installing ultrafast electric charging stations across Europe
Shell introduces ultrafast charging stations to Europe; UPS increases capacity at the wake of the holiday season; CMA CGM offers to buyout Ceva Logistics.
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News
IAA 2018: Hyundai signs MoU for producing heavy-duty fuel cell electric trucks
Hyundai is working on mass producing hydrogen fuel cell powered heavy-duty electric trucks, which would make an entry into the Swiss commercial market between 2019…
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Equipment
Penske Truck Leasing joins global electric charging association
Realizing the need for its customers to have easy access to and use of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the future, Penske Truck Leasing has…
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News
The future of electric vehicles lie in the sourcing of lithium and cobalt for batteries
The success of electric vehicles lies in the cost efficiency and scalability of its batteries. The supply of lithium and cobalt over the next decade…
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Fuel
Electric charging networks are benefiting from Volkswagen cheating scandal
California-based electric charging companies are set to benefit from the $2 billion settlement that VW agreed to with the government.
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Economics
U.S. to lag in electric truck adoption
The world is going electric, and according to a McKinsey Energy Insights report, it is leaving the U.S. behind. According to the report authored by…
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