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Falling demand for electricity threatens utilities Since steam ceded its position as the main provider of mechanical power to electricity in the early 1900s, there has been one stable [...]

The total cost of ownership (TCO) measures the real cost of a vehicle. Due to regulation and cost pressures, fleet owners are continuously looking for ways to reduce operating costs. [...]

On the surface, it seems like a strange question to ask; surely more charging infrastructure increases the chance for electric vehicles (EVs) to thrive. There appears to be a fascination of [...]

Electric vehicles are better technology than current ICE vehicles and have the potential to dramatically reduce the amount of pollution from fossil fuels.  Despite the fact that electric vehicles [...]

It’s astounding, in 2015, New York City’s fleet vehicles burned nearly 29.2 million gallons of fuel, accounting for 4% of New York City’s on-road GHG emissions. That’s comparable to having an 80 [...]

This report reviews a residential pilot program that took place in Toronto, Ontario Canada, in partnership with Toronto Hydro and 30 EV owners. Baseline data was captured to understand the [...]

When comparing electric vehicles to their traditional diesel and gasoline counterparts, arguably the biggest points of contention are the driving range possible between charges as well as the [...]

In many parts of the country, solar energy costs have already reached parity with the dirty energy sources that scientists and many policy leaders have long urged us to abandon. Just as electric [...]

The market for electric vehicles (EV) is growing and is expected to reach 3.8 million by 2020. Tesla and other players are expanding the production of electric vehicles to meet the rising demand. [...]

This report reviews a residential pilot program that took place in Toronto, Ontario Canada, in partnership with Toronto Hydro and 30 EV owners. Baseline data was captured to understand the [...]