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Renewable Energy Is Getting Cheaper. Why Aren't Power Bills? - Vimarsana News

Renewable Energy Is Getting Cheaper. Why Aren't Power Bills?

Solar panels and wind turbines make electricity at a low cost. The problem is, there aren't enough of them.

Source: cnet.com
Cities Are Switching to Electric Vehicles Faster Than Individuals - Vimarsana News

Cities Are Switching to Electric Vehicles Faster Than Individuals

Electric trucks and sedans have proven popular with municipal fleets, but cities have also bought niche vehicles such as an electric Zamboni

Opinion: Electrification will not just benefit Detroit - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Electrification will not just benefit Detroit

By Eliot Huggins

State and Local Electric Vehicle Workforce Collaborative Kickoff Convening - National Governors Association - Vimarsana News

State and Local Electric Vehicle Workforce Collaborative Kickoff Convening - National Governors Association

To help cities and states achieve the full promise of investments in EV charging, NGA and NLC partnered to launch the State and Local Collaborative to Support an Inclusive Workforce for the Electric Vehicle Charging Sector.The Collaborative’s work kicked off with a convening in Washington, D.C., that brought together government, industry, postsecondary, and workforce leaders to discuss workforce strategies necessary to develop a skilled and ready talent pipeline to build America’s next-generation infrastructure.

Source: nga.org
Are Electric Vehicles Actually Good for the Climate? - Vimarsana News

Are Electric Vehicles Actually Good for the Climate?

There's a strong consensus that EVs are better for the environment than fossil fuel-driven cars. How do you convince the doubters?

Source: cnet.com