America produces more than three times as much power from the sun, the wind and the earth as we did in 2013, with growth in all 50 states. Key technologies such as electric vehicles and battery storage are also booming - helping to repower America with clean energy.
One way for cities to meet their climate goals is to electrify their fleets. But do cops want to drive electric cars?
The experience of six "early adopters" shows that electric buses can be reliable, environmentally-friendly and cost-effective replacements for diesel vehicles.
Electric vehicles (EVs) offer many benefits for California, including cleaner air and the opportunity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This infographic, from Frontier Group's 2019 report Ready to Charge, lays out the cumbersome steps that EV owners must sometimes follow in order charge their vehicle, suggesting the need for policy changes and investment in charging infrastructure.
Can the dream of a new transportation future be as motivating as a brisk ride in a sleek new car? I think it can.
The environmental burden of transportation in the United States isn’t a vehicle problem, it’s a problem with our transportation system as a whole. Simply swapping out internal combustion engines for electric motors won’t be enough to meet that challenge.
Associate Director and Senior Policy Analyst, Frontier Group
Policy Analyst, Frontier Group
