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Solar companies are still going out of business and leaving their customers with worthless warranties, with industry experts warning the national shift to renewable energy will stall unless consumer protections are boosted.
Australian green energy entrepreneur Saul Griffith, who advised US President Joe Biden on climate change, says natural gas appliances are 'poisoning your children'.
Cartels. president biden arriving in tokyo next morning for the next leg of the asian tour. biden spent last three days in south korea making a pledge for the future of the u.s. president biden: part of transforming the automobile sector accelerating us on the road handing to the united states of all electric future. will: biden also highlighted the announcement from hyundai, car manufacturers, vowing to invest $5.5 billion in electric vehicle infrastructure in the united states. to the usfl or as rachel likes to say the usfl, the birmingham stallions continue the winning streak defeating the ...
The cost up front of buying that vehicle, the charging infrastructure out and about that then supports ownership of that vehicle, and the range of the electric cars that are on offer. it's clear that the number of people purchasing electric vehicles is growing faster than the number of electric charging points that are being installed. that will change, and the investment is coming. but at the moment, there are concerns that it is keeping up. and of course, any concern is another reason for someone to just pause before they make the full commitment to an electric vehicle. another problem — u...
Lives, accordingd to the ukrainian government. irika. >> sargent: holly williams, thank you. an historic, ambitious declaration from the c.e.o. of general motors tonight, the auto giant making plans to spend $35 billion on electric vehicles over the next four years in a quest to overtake tesla as the e.v. world leader. cbs' ben tracy spoke with g.m.'s mary barra about her road to an electric future. >> we want to lead in e.v.s, full stop. so that's where we're aggressively moving. >> reporter: we met up with mary barra at factory zero, g.m.'s first assembly plant for zero emissions electric ve...