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Nissan to launch the “LEAF to Home” V2H power supply system with Nichicon “EV Power Station” in June
Nissan to launch the “LEAF to Home” V2H power supply system with Nichicon “EV Power Station” in June.
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Audi Develops 50 Mph, Smartphone-Controlled Bicycle
Audi Develops 50 Mph, Smartphone-Controlled Bicycle: Video – Bloomberg.
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Initial details on fiery crash involving BYD e6 that killed 3
Initial details on fiery crash involving BYD e6 that killed 3.
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Tesla schedules first Model S deliveries
Tesla schedules first Model S deliveries; personalization updates.
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Lithium Hawk soars into future | St. Albert Gazette
Lithium Hawk soars into future | St. Albert Gazette.
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» Pike Pulse Report: Electric Bicycles
» Pike Pulse Report: Electric Bicycles
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How is our Electricity made?
One of the oft-quoted items to protest the implementation of Electric Vehicles is the notion that there is an “extended tailpipe” to the Electricity supplier. Much of this line of thinking is due to the fact that some countries use coal and gas-fired generation schemes to produce their electricity. Manitoba by contrast produces 98% of […]
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How much do Canadians spend on gas?
Canadians spend, on average, 3.245% of their income on gas. About $1510 per person, per year. Only the USA, spends more per person, per year, at $1687. See the graphics: Gas Spending Around The World: http://www.creditsesame.com/blog/gas-prices-and-gas-spending-around-the-world/
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Siemens ‘eHighway Of The Future’ envisions electrification of trucks and select highway lanes
Green Car Congress: Siemens ‘eHighway Of The Future’ envisions electrification of trucks and select highway lanes.
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Toyota introduces new RAV4 EV
Green Car Congress: Toyota introduces new RAV4 EV; 41.8 kWh pack, 100-mile range.
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Why Manitobans should buy into Electric Transportation
Personal circumstances vary, and electric vehicles may not be a transportation solution for everyone. However, many Manitobans may find electric transportation a viable option. So why should every Manitoban consider buying into electric transportation? Worldwide oil reserves are running out. In layman’s terms, we humans have extracted as much oil as there is left below […]
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Revenge of the Electric Car – Cinematheque June 2012
This is the much anticipated sequel to the hit movie “Who killed the electric car?” and will be the first time it’s been on the big screen in Winnipeg. This is a limited engagement so don’t miss your chance! MEVA will be on hand for questions and discussion after the show. Location: Cinematheque 100 Arthur […]