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We're Charging Our Cars Wrong
05 Mar 2025 | Synopsis
"Studies...show that in developed markets, as much as 90 percent of all charging takes place in the home...the remaining percentage of charging is critically important."A charging station with four ports includes approximately $360,000 in power electronics, with more than $200,000 of that going for galvanic isolation...we propose to eliminate galvanic isolation. Billions of dollars of capital and energy expenses could be saved."
E-Foiling Ferry Artemis Advances Clean Maritime Solutions In Washington State
03 Mar 2025 | Synopsis
"Artemis Technologies...will work alongside Delta Marine to meet the growing demand for zero-emission ferries, including smaller vessels ideal for high-speed, short-haul routes...a portfolio of products that includes the 100 per cent electric foiling ferry, the EF-24 Passenger and the EF-12 Escape, a luxury water taxi designed for commuters and luxury travel, launched at this year's America's Cup in Barcelona."Sound Transit To Deploy Double-Decker Electric Buses That Can Be Wirelessly Charged
02 Mar 2025 | Synopsis
Seattle's "Sound Transit plans to add 48 wirelessly charging electric buses, including 33 double-decker models...The double-decker electric buses are designed by Alexander Dennis, a British-based bus manufacturing company. In addition to the 33 double-decker buses, 15 60' electric buses and 13 300-kW chargers are coming to Sound Transit."InductEV said Sound Transit will be the seventh transit agency in Washington state to use its technology"
Study: Electric School Bus Reliability, Cost-Effectiveness Stand Up in Montana Extreme Cold
02 Mar 2025 | Synopsis
"One of the primary concerns regarding electric vehicles in Montana is their performance during severe winter weather. The study found that ESBs operated effectively even when temperatures dropped to 25 degrees below zero. While vehicle efficiency decreased by up to 40 percent in such extreme cold, the buses consistently met the required daily route distances...the diesel buses at one agency had to be taken out of service while the electric buses continued operation..."Hydrogen in German Public Transport Faces Major Challenges, Study Shows
02 Mar 2025 | Synopsis
Among the German sectors that are difficult to decarbonize, public transport is well positioned to benefit from the transition to hydrogen...study further reveals a significant difference between German, British, and Italian stakeholders regarding respondents' confidence in securing clean electricity for their fleets...35% of German respondents stated that they were not confident in their ability to do so, compared to 12% in Italy and 8% in the United Kingdom."
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Nuclear, Wind, And Solar In 2025 - Reliability, Cost, And Policy Without The Hype
03 Dec 2025 | 
Nuclear, wind, and solar each solve different parts of the energy puzzle. Nuclear offers steady output and low-emission baseload but faces long build times and high capital cost. Wind and solar scale quickly with falling costs, yet need storage and grid upgrades to manage variability. Smart policy should value reliability, resilience, and total system cost - not just headline subsidies or nameplate capacity. The goal is complementary portfolios that deliver clean power, on time, at fair prices.
Status of EV Charging In 2025 - Reliability, NACS Standardization, And Grid-Ready Growth
03 Dec 2025 | 
EV charging in 2025 is pivoting from patchwork to performance. Automakers consolidate around NACS, public networks invest in uptime, and utilities expand load-flex programs. The near-term focus is fixing basics: tested hardware, better software, and maintenance that keeps stations alive in all weather. Site hosts should plan grid upgrades and payment clarity, while drivers benefit from cross-network roaming and in-car route planning. The result: fewer dead stalls, faster sessions, more trust.
The Shell Game of Fuel Economy: Who Really Wins, Who Really Loses
03 Dec 2025 | 
Biden's tougher fuel economy standards add about $900–$1,500 per vehicle in compliance costs, but save drivers $6,000–$9,000 in fuel over ten years. Each 10% efficiency gain cuts U.S. gasoline demand by nearly a million barrels per day, stripping tens of billions from oil company revenues. Automakers face modest upgrades, consumers gain long‑term savings, and the real risk is America lagging as Europe and China tighten standards and accelerate EV adoption.
The Real Shadow Over Energy: Clinging to Fossil Fuels
03 Dec 2025 | 
The Weather-Fox article warns of mining, waste, and wildlife impacts from renewables but ignores context and solutions. Fossil fuels cause far greater harm, while recycling, ethical sourcing, pollinator‑friendly solar, and advanced storage are already addressing challenges. Renewables aren't perfect, but they remain essential progress - clinging to fossil fuels is the true dark side.
Tesla FSD: Wall Street's View and the Global Challenge
01 Dec 2025 | 
Tesla's FSD stands alone in the U.S. after GM shut down Cruise, with Wall Street analysts citing its custom AI chips, vertical integration, and massive fleet data as key advantages. Legacy automakers lag with narrow pilots, while Tesla deploys at scale. The fiercest competition now comes from Asia, where Baidu, Pony.ai, AutoX, Nio, and Xpeng are rapidly advancing robotaxis and consumer autonomy.
 05 Dec 2025 01:43:43 UTC |
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