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Mock award preserving, promoting history - Vimarsana News

Mock award preserving, promoting history

Mary Alice (Hall) Mock had a noted passion for American history, and her husband Bill is working hard to allow future generations to build that same desire.

Report counters previous research on EVs and climate - Governors' Wind Energy Coalition - Vimarsana News

Report counters previous research on EVs and climate - Governors' Wind Energy Coalition

Governors' Wind Energy Coalition Report counters previous research on EVs and climate Source: By David Iaconangelo, E&E News • Posted: Wednesday, July 21, 2021 An electric vehicle charges at an EVgo fast-charging station in Washington. Francis Chung/E&E News The authors of a new analysis are aiming to finally answer a question at the center of environmental policy circles: Are electric cars really better for the climate than gas cars? In a paper released this morning, the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT), which frequently works with regulators on em...

EVs lot greener than traditional cars, says Global report - Vimarsana News

EVs lot greener than traditional cars, says Global report

EVs lot greener than traditional cars, says Global report Emissions over the lifetime of average medium-size BEVs registered today are already lower than comparable gasoline cars by 66-69 per cent in Europe, 60-68 per cent in the United States, 37-45 per cent in China, and 19-34 per cent in India. New Delhi: As India and other countries go bullish on embracing electric vehicles (EVs), a new report on Wednesday aimed to settle the debate that EVs are not much cleaner that tradition internal combustion vehicles, saying that even for cars registered today, battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have b...

Dashboard light flashes red for the future of the internal combustion engine - Vimarsana News

Dashboard light flashes red for the future of the internal combustion engine

The diesel engine's mass popularity looks unlikely to reach its 150th birthday. First developed in 1893, its obituary is increasingly likely to be written by 2035, alongside its gasoline twin. That's due to the EU's commitment to slash carbon emissions from transport by 90 percent by 2050. "From a climate perspective, we cannot afford to delay the full transition to electric vehicles until later than 2035," said Peter Mock, a managing director at the International Council on Clean Transportation. "Most manufacturers have understood and already adopted or are about to adopt their product plans...