EV Mandates Place a Disproportionate Burden on Minority Communities
A recent article from RealClearEnergy discusses how EV mandates disproportionately affect minority communities. It turns out that the high costs associated with electric vehicles (EVs), including purchase price and maintenance, place a heavier financial burden on low-income and minority households. These [...]
Nice EV You Got There—Can You Afford to Insure It?
A recent Wall Street Journal article reports that insuring electric vehicles tends to be more expensive compared to gas-powered cars. The higher upfront costs of EVs, uncertainty around long-term repair expenses for specialized components like batteries, difficulty sourcing replacement parts currently, [...]
Thefts of charging cables pose obstacle to appeal of electric vehicles
A recent AP article reports that electric vehicle charging stations across the United States and Canada have been hit by a spree of cable theft and vandalism. The culprits are likely thieves seeking to strip the copper wiring from the charging [...]
Poll: Americans still shying away from EVs despite Biden’s push
A recent AP-NORC poll highlights that many Americans are still hesitant about purchasing electric vehicles (EVs), primarily due to high costs and insufficient charging infrastructure. About 40% of U.S. adults express some likelihood of buying an EV next, while 46% are [...]
How sustainable fuel sparked a learning journey for Donnie Wahlberg
Donnie Wahlberg, famous for his role in New Kids on the Block and various films and TV shows, discusses his partnership with Clean Fuels Alliance America to promote Bioheat® fuel. This sustainable home heating fuel aligns with Wahlberg's enthusiasm for eco-friendly [...]
Tesla cuts Supercharger Employees
In a recent article, Axios reported that Tesla is laying off the workers in its Supercharger division. The article questions the direction of the company's charging strategy at a time when EV advocates say further expansion is needed. Click here for details