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Supercharging Development of Electric Vehicles in China

16th November 201516th November 2015 by Chris

China is entering a new phase of economic development, with a … …read more…

Categories EV Tags carbon emmissions, green, Nissan Leaf, Polution, zero emmissions, [EV] Electric Vehicle

Support for renewable energy stays sky-high – official poll

23rd August 201613th November 2015 by Chris

Public Attitudes Tracking Survey published today by Secretary of State … …read more…

Categories Blog, Ecology Tags Ecology, global warming, green, investment, Money, Polution, Sustainable Investing

All electric California?

1st October 20154th August 2015 by Chris

Sergio Marchionne had a funny thing to say about the $32,500 battery-powered Fiat … …read more…

Categories EV Tags carbon emmissions, Ecology, global warming, Green Issues, Polution, zero emmissions, [EV] Electric Vehicle

Oxford graduates ‘give back’ degree to protest over fossil fuels investment

1st October 201527th May 2015 by Jan Oliff

Almost 70 Oxford alumni have symbolically handed back their … …read more…

Categories Ecology Tags Ecology, global warming, green, Green Issues, Polution, Sustainable Investing

Ecotricity 2030 Vision for a Green Britain

6th May 20156th May 2015 by Chris

This came out in an e-mail – do read it: … …read more…

Categories Ecology, EV Tags carbon emmissions, Ecology, economy, global warming, green, Green Issues, Polution, zero emmissions

EU votes: Fix Carbon Market in 2019

1st October 20156th May 2015 by Chris

EU lawmakers have voted to start fixing the EU Emissions Trading … …read more…

Categories Ecology Tags carbon emmissions, Ecology, EU, global warming, green, Green Issues, Polution

Five Green Laws will create stronger economy

1st October 201527th April 2015 by Chris

I was attracted to this with my concern for green issues, protecting our … …read more…

Categories Ecology Tags carbon emmissions, Election, global warming, Green Issues, investment, Liberal Democrats, Politics, Polution, zero emmissions

Paris ‘last chance’ for action on climate change

1st October 201522nd April 2015 by Chris

Scientists are calling on world leaders to sign up to an eight-point … …read more…

Categories Ecology Tags Ecology, global warming, investment, Polution, zero emmissions

A few thoughts for a spring day

1st October 201517th April 2015 by Jan Oliff

While many are enjoying the warmer weather across the UK, it has led to … …read more…

Categories Ecology, EV Tags carbon emmissions, Polution, zero emmissions, [EV] Electric Vehicle

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October 2015

FotBlogMouse140Oslo, Norway’s capital, like most of the Scandinavian country’s cities and towns, boasts bus-lane access for electric vehicles (EVs), recharging stations aplenty, privileged parking, and toll-free travel for electric cars. The initiative began in the 1990s as an effort to cut pollution, congestion, and noise in urban centres; now its primary rationale is combating climate change. Today, Norway has the highest per capita number of all-electric [battery only] cars in the world: more than 100,000 in a country of 5.2 million people. Last year, EVs constituted nearly 40% of the nation’s newly registered passenger cars. Norway is the clear electric vehicle pacesetter in Europe, which now has about 500,000 electric vehicles.

And the Norwegian experiment shows every sign of accelerating. Earlier this year, Norway opened the world’s largest fast-charging station, which can charge up to 28 vehicles in about half an hour.

FotBlogMouse140 Hackney Council has installed the first publicly accessible on-street rapid charging posts for electrical vehicles in London, so increasing the charging options of EV users in the capital.
The three units, which are supplied by APT Technologies a leading innovator in EV charging solutions, are the very latest Tri-Rapid Chargers and are located in Shoreditch, Dalston and Hackney Central.

FotBlogMouse140China leads the world in EV usage, with about 600,000 all-electric vehicles on its roads and an ambitious plan to deploy 5m EVs by 2020.

FotBlogMouse140Wind power generates 140% of Denmark's electricity demand http://bit.ly/1IOI0jV 
Unusually high winds allowed Denmark to meet all of its electricity needs – with plenty to spare for Germany, Norway and Sweden too

 


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Driving an Electric Car

Most people drive less than 40 miles on a journey, including commuting. So, with a comfortable range for a Leaf of over 80 miles on a full charge and a possible range of rather more than 90, one charge at home, over night, gives enough for the following day's driving.
But there are times we want to drive much further so here is a clip from Chris Ramsay about driving very long distances.

Driving an electric car is so unlike being a petrol head
- it is a way of travelling that is more relaxing even in traffic;
and it is so much quieter, cleaner and very, very economical.

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