Turbocharged engines aren’t all they’re cracked up to be, according to an article that appeared today week in the Chicago Tribune. The article references J.D. Power’s 2016 Vehicle Dependability Study,
Happy Thursday friends! Here’s my weekly take on the five most interesting developments in future fuels and vehicles trends over the last week. State of Global Air: While there have
This week the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) released a brief this week on biojet, noting that developing and promoting it will be essential to reduce carbon emissions from commercial
This excellent infographic on global megacities from Visual Capitalist caught my eye because of what we might be able to extrapolate about energy/transport issues. The infographic notes that while in
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On Friday last week, CARB released its proposed scoping plan to reduce GHG emissions by 40% below 1990 levels by 2030 (see post Aug. 30, 2016). The proposed plan continues
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All of the focus on fuel economy standards in the U.S. has been focused at the federal level, but the California Air Resources Board (CARB) has been working on its
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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An interesting dynamic is at play as President-Elect Trump prepares to assume the presidency in January 2017. Appearing to signal a rollback of climate-progressive regulations promulgated during the Obama era
Recently I talked to Jos Dings, the Executive Director of NGO Transport & Environment, based in Brussels, about why transport GHGs are increasing, “dieselgate”, electric vehicles, biofuels and the European
Late last week Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) released a study on the future of personal vehicle ownership is essentially over. “Peak car” ownership in the U.S. will occur around 2020
Last year MIT released its “On the Road in 2050″ report, summarizing the results of an ongoing research program that essentially focuses on future fuels and vehicles both in the
Happy Friday everyone! Here’s my weekly take on the five most interesting developments in low carbon fuels and vehicles trends: Is diesel over in the U.S. (and elsewhere)? Transport GHG
