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CALSTART and Partners Announce Expansion of Fleet Electrification Planning Program to Spur Growth of Electric Trucks Across Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

CALSTART and Partners Announce Expansion of Fleet Electrification Planning Program to Spur Growth of Electric Trucks Across Massachusetts

/PRNewswire/ -- CALSTART, a global clean transportation nonprofit, is excited to announce the expansion of the Mass Fleet Advisor Program administered by the...

Too Much Water! - Vimarsana News

Too Much Water!

If we are taking about the Planet-Earth, the title of this paper is absurd. In general, our planet has an almost fixed amount of water over any reasonably short period (say centuries to millennia). But what isn’t static is the water’s state. At any given time, it may be solid, liquid) or gas (water-vapor), and it has a habit of changing from one to the others at all times.

Extreme Climate - Vimarsana News

Extreme Climate

In my writing on climate change, I frequently point out that the complexity of the Earth’s climate greatly reduces our ability to understand the future effects that we will see from secondary, tertiary and higher-order effects of climate change.

A road that charges your EV as you drive? An engineering firm is working on that - Vimarsana News

A road that charges your EV as you drive? An engineering firm is working on that

A 1-mile stretch of roadway in the heart of Detroit could become the proving ground for a technology that promises to zap away electric vehicle owners’ fears of running out

Source: nny360.com
Companies to Test Inductive Roadway EV Charging in Detroit - Vimarsana News

Companies to Test Inductive Roadway EV Charging in Detroit

The Michigan Department of Transportation has selected three companies to test inductive electric vehicle charging embedded in roadways. The $1.9 million will include three different types of inductive charging.