KPMG recently published its 18th annual global automotive executive survey of 1,000 executives in more than 42 countries on the state of the industry. KPMG notes: “This year’s results demonstrate
Happy Thursday friends! Here’s my weekly take on the five most interesting developments in future fuels and vehicles trends over the last week. The London School of Economics released a
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Recently, I spoke with Philippe Marchand of TOTAL Refining & Chemicals on the company’s biotechnology portfolio and its plans for the future, as well as his views on electromobility and
This week the African countries Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, and Cote d’Ivoire agreed to ban diesel imports with a sulfur content of more than 50 ppm and upgrade their refineries
Happy Thursday friends! Here’s my weekly take on the five most interesting developments in LCFV trends over the last week, and boy was it busy: Canada will follow British Columbia’s
Happy Thursday friends! Here’s my weekly take on the five most interesting developments in LCFV trends over the last week. Quebec’s National Assembly has adopted a Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV),
Per capita energy demand will peak before 2030, according to a World Energy Council (WEC) report launched late last week at the 23rd World Energy Congress in Istanbul. WEC notes
Happy Thursday friends! Here’s my weekly take on the five most interesting developments in LCFV trends over the last week: The Age of the Automobile Is Over: Columbia University’s Jeffrey
In part 1 of the interview, Professor John Heywood and I discussed MIT’s On the Road in 2050 report and topics such as fuel economy. In part 2 of the
Happy Thursday friends! Here’s my weekly take on the five most interesting developments in low carbon fuels and vehicles (LCFVs) trends over the last week: Is diesel cheating industrywide? A
