Barbara and Greg Whitchurch So, you think an electric vehicle (EV) is not an option for a long trip? Let us talk about a 3,000-mile trip into some of the remotest territory in eastern Canada. First, some background. Our daughter, … Continue reading →
Andrew Felch I do not need to tell you, Green Energy Times reader, about the virtues of cycling. Connecting with nature and getting great exercise, while putting out ten to thirty times less CO2 per mile than a gas car … Continue reading →
Martin Wahl We reported in our May issue that Sprague Energy is now supplying renewable diesel to its Rensselaer, NY terminal. Now fuel from that terminal will be provided to University at Albany’s campus for use in all diesel powered … Continue reading →
Despite industry headwinds, the “Charging 2.0” era is here. And it could mean thousands more EV charging ports by year’s end than 2024. Patrick George A new study indicates DC fast-charging ports are being installed at the highest pace the United … Continue reading →
Check out Recurrent’s guide to shopping for used EVs and Plug In America’s PlugStar.com, a brand-neutral resource to help people find the vehicle that is right for them. Type in your zip code, and the site shows you local EV … Continue reading →
President Trump’s Mega bill ends the consumer tax credits for EVs in September. But until then, shoppers can still use them to lock in lower prices — and great lease deals. Alison Takemura Have you been thinking about getting an electric … Continue reading →
George Harvey Every day, I start off by looking for articles in the news relating to energy and climate change. I spend anywhere from a bit less than five hours to nearly six doing this. So, I am not surprised … Continue reading →
Elizabeth Balzani When people first hear the words “carbon dioxide emissions,” they often think of cars and planes. Ships do not always come to mind first. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), however, international shipping made up two percent … Continue reading →
Daniel Hoviss and Bonnie Anderson National Bike month is an annual celebration of biking as transportation, as recreation, as essential to our well-being and everyday lives. It was established in 1956 by the League of American Bicyclists. Highlights of National … Continue reading →
Efficiency Vermont Nearly 18,000 electric vehicles are now registered in Vermont—with 50 dealerships using Efficiency Vermont’s EV dealer incentives to service and sell EVs Vermont now has nearly 18,000 electric vehicles (EVs) on its roads, a 41% increase in the … Continue reading →