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07
Jun
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Enabling Electromobility Is a Matter of Social Justice

A new ACEA (the European car makers trade association) study compares the penetration of EVs

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01
Jun
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How the U.S. May Eventually Overtake the EU in Sustainable Aviation, Part 2

In March this year, I was expressing my fears that the EU, once at the

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19
May
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Electromobility in China: Paradox or Export Strategy

April is the month of the Chinese Motor Show every year, in Beijing or Shanghai,

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12
May
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Ethanol: From Road to Air Transport

Eco-radicals want the end of air transport and heavily mediatize their modal switch to rail

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03
May
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Housing Power, the Future of Spending Power? Consequences for Transport

“Give back housing power to the people” is a nice motto, in this new era of high interest rates, of obscene real estate prices in inner cities, and more than a decade after the subprime crisis. A difficult challenge, though…

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26
Apr
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On Low-Carbon Electricity Supply

Stellantis is a major, global car manufacturer. And its CEO is not a yes-man, Carlos Tavares’ career is proof of this. Having pulled out of the European car manufacturers’ association, ACEA, one of his key messages is that imposing electric vehicles (EV) in new sales in Europe in 2035 is putting the cart before the horse…

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