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Month: June 2019 (page 1 of 3)
These days, everyone seems to be talking about innovating the transportation sector. Innovation is inherently exciting. Hyperloop? E-scooters? Flying taxis? Pogo sticks?! I’m excited just thinking about it all. Well, maybe not the pogo sticks.
But what if we could drastically reduce carbon emissions with existing technology? Continue reading
- Toyota and Subaru Agree to Jointly Develop BEV-dedicated Platform and BEV SUV. It will be interesting to observe how competition authorities assess the implications of projects like these in the future. In any case, the economies of scale likely make projects like this sensible for the participating producers.
- Deutsche Bahn plans significant expansions of both lines and train frequencies in the coming years (article in German).
- From the Telegraph: Germany faces growing calls to delay phase-out of nuclear energy.
- From the NYT: Michael Bloomberg promises $500 million to help end coal.
- Finally, from E&E News: five cities with growing flood risk.
- In what is perhaps a reaction to the CDU’s nosedives in recent elections, Angela Merkel says she wants disruptive action on climate change.
- A new public-private project in Germany aims to adjust industrial processes to intermittent power generation.
- Paris orders 800 new electric buses.
- Perhaps we haven’t seen peak oil or peak coal:
Oil & gas continue to grow strongly, as does solar & wind.
— Glen Peters (@Peters_Glen) June 6, 2019
Has coal peaked? Or is coal just returning to business as usual after frantic growth in the 2000's (driven by China)? pic.twitter.com/qMH9MyoR7w
- Read about plans for nuclear programs in emerging economies.
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