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January 11, 2010

Alternative Energy & Electric Car And The U.S. Future

Filed under: Clean Technology, Electric Cars, Energy, General, Hybrid, Hydrogen, Infrastructure, Plug-in Hybrid, alternative energy, battery technology, grid — Tags: battery manufacturing, cleantech, Electric Cars, electric drive, Electric Vehicle, EV, global economy, green technology, Lithium battery, PHEV, plug-in hybrids, US alternative energy, US energy policy — Nick @ 12:00 pm

Washington DC

There is much at stake for the U.S. this year as it tries to disentangle itself from a poor economy and embrace the electric drive. What lies ahead? (more…)

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January 8, 2010

Electric Drive, 2010 Predictions

Filed under: Clean Technology, Electric Cars, Energy, Plug-in Hybrid, alternative energy, battery technology — Tags: 2010 predictions, A123 Systems, alternative energy, battery technology, cleantec industry, electric car, Electric Vehicle, EV, Ford, Ford Focus EV, GM Volt, green industry, HEV, HHEV, Hybrid, IPO, lithium batteries, Nissan, Peugeot, plug-in hybrids, Renault, smart grid, Tesla Motors — Nick @ 12:00 pm

Tesla Model S

This post fell through the crack of the Holiday rush and excitement, so without any further delay here is our 2010 electric drive predictions… (more…)

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A Daily Jolt Of EV News

Filed under: Clean Technology, Electric Cars, Plug-in Hybrid, alternative energy, battery technology — Tags: Cleantec stocks, electric car, Electric Vehicle, Energy Policy, EV, Nickel-based Lithium ion, Panasonic lithium battery, PHEV, plug-in hybrids, Tesla Motors and Panasonic — Nick @ 3:00 am

Tesla Roadster number 1

Here is a look at what is happening in the electric drive world. (more…)

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January 6, 2010

Using Electric Drive Reports For Wrong Conclusions

Filed under: Electric Cars — Tags: electric drive, National Research Council, NRC, NRC report, PHEV, plug-in hybrids — Nick @ 8:00 am

National research Council

The National research Council latest report on the feasibility of plug-in hybrids, PHEV has sparked controversy. Sticking to the point can help clear it out. (more…)

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