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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: September 28, 2014, 11:09 pm
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       RE,
       The Gooberment did the math on the EV vs the CV (conventional
       Vehicle powered by an ICE) with a study that covered all the
       bases from manufacturing to market to customer to maintenance.
       You KNOW they aren't going do a puff piece on the EV. They did
       the costs figuring an ICE manufacturer would be introducing the
       EVs. They figured the ICE cost would go UP as the EVs got into
       full production. At any rate, they did the math on the energy
       and maintenance after the cars are sold. The study is hard
       boiled nuts and bolts. The EV WINS! It uses LESS energy all
       around!  :emthup: :icon_sunny:
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       Same link as in the graphic above for the detailed study.
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       And all that BEFORE the modern Lithium batteries came in!
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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: September 29, 2014, 10:47 pm
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       Vehicle Choice Overload
       A guide to overcoming powertrain paralysis
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       Full article here:
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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: October 4, 2014, 9:22 pm
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       by TreeHugger
       October 4, 2014
       9:00 am
       [size=18pt] California Could Soon Mandate All New Housing to Be
       ‘Electric Vehicle Capable’ [/size]
       Written by Michael Graham Richard
       Some things are a lot easier and less expensive if you have
       foresight. When you’re building a new house, it might cost a few
       extra bucks (estimates vary from $50 to $200) to future proof it
       with wiring that can handle the 240v/40 amps required to
       recharge an electric car relatively rapidly (nowhere near as
       fast as a Supercharger station, but fast enough considering that
       most plug-ins spend many hours parked overnight and during work
       days). But if the house is already built and you need to upgrade
       the wiring, that can cost a bundle more… It might even be enough
       to discourage some from even upgrading and replacing their
       gas-guzzler with an electron-powered ride.
       That’s where foresight comes into play. Palo Alto has already
       changed its building code to make sure that new houses will be
       pre-wired for plug-ins, which was a great idea. So great that
       the whole state of California is apparently moving in that
       direction. David Herron reports that draft building code
       documents contain provisions for new housing and parking lots to
       have wiring and electrical systems that can handle EV charging.
       Part of the big deal of this is that it would apply to
       multi-family housing and parking lots, making it easier for
       condo and apartment dwellers to ditch oil even if they don’t
       have a private garage where they could recharge.  ;D
       This new building code could start to take effect in 2015-2016.
       Hopefully buildings are already ahead of the curve and
       future-proofing their new buildings already, but nothing can
       make as big a difference as having this in the official building
       code that everybody has to follow. I hope that other states (and
       countries) do the same.
       New house buyers should also ask if the wiring can handle 40
       amps 240v charging at a minimum. Even if you don’t buy an EV for
       5 years, you’ll be glad you checked when you do…  ;D
       Read more:
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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: October 13, 2014, 1:53 pm
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       Venucia e30 a five-seater hatchback electric car developed by a
       joint venture between Japan's Nissan Motor Co and China's
       Dongfeng Motor Co.
       Top 10 cheapest new energy cars promoted in China
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       Updated: 2014-09-17 10:32  (chinadaily.com.cn)
       
       China started waiving nationwide the 10 percent vehicle purchase
       tax for a total of 17 new energy passenger car models, including
       fully-electric and plug-in hybrid cars.
       Only six models on the list are available in the market, while
       11 are still in the planning stage.
       The country has been giving subsidies ranging from 33,250 yuan
       to 57,000 yuan ($5,410 to 9,280) to buyers of selected new
       energy cars since September 2013.
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       [b]Zotye's Zhidou E20[/b]
       Here are the 10 new energy car models having lowest manufacturer
       suggested retail price and are on the favorable policy list:
       (pictures and details at link)
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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: October 23, 2014, 7:22 pm
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       Electric bus service replace ALL diesel powered busses in Seoul,
       Korea by 2020!  ;D
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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: October 25, 2014, 3:34 pm
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       Move over, battery powered busses, here come the Ultra Capacitor
       (unlimited charge cycles!) powered buses!  ;D
       Note: this video is from 2009 so you can be sure the technology
       has improved considerably. If you haven't heard more about this
       solution to public transportation WITHOUT the need of polluting
       fossil fuels, thank the bought and paid for media for it.  >:(
       Here's a 2010 video with better resolution:
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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: October 25, 2014, 4:10 pm
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       January 2014 Wireless charging bus service in Milton Keynes   ;D
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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: October 25, 2014, 5:51 pm
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       [color=green]Proterra Ecoliner Electric Bus - Jay Leno's
       Garage[/color]
       Very educational discussion of materials used in construction,
       powertrain, charging system, etc.! Enjoy!
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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: October 25, 2014, 6:21 pm
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       The Tesla Model S is amazing.  ;D
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       Model S does GREAT in Norway's Winter!
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       Winter Rock and Roll fun in a Model S!
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       Re: Electric Vehicles
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: November 25, 2014, 6:02 pm
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       11/25/2014 01:50 PM      print story email story    ShareThis
       China, First to Commercialize Electric Airplane
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       SustainableBusiness.com News
       Yesterday, we reported that Toyota will start sales of the first
       mass produced fuel cell car next month, and today we learned
       that China is about to begin mass production of an electric
       airplane.
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       If RX1E succeeds commercially, China will be the technology
       leader in the field. The first manned electric flight was back
       in 1973, but until now these aircraft haven't made it past the
       demonstration phase.
       The two-seater, light-duty aircraft runs on electric motors and
       can be powered by fuel-cells, solar, ultracapacitors, power
       beaming or batteries. It can fly for 90 minutes on fully charged
       batteries, and charging the 10 kilowatt-hour batteries takes
       only 40 minutes at a cost of $0.80.
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       The Rui Xiang (RX1E) by Aviation Electric China
       Airplanes of this size are commonly used by police, for flight
       training, mapping surveys, and just for fun by flying
       aficionados.
       Liaoning General Aviation Academy, which designed and aircraft,
       hopes to sell 100 within three years, and plans to build a
       dedicated manufacturing plant that can make 100 a year in
       Shenyang. It will sell for $163,000, lithium batteries included.
       Electric airplanes have lots of advantages - easy maintenance,
       low operating costs, high safety levels and obvious
       environmental attributes.
       In September, the first emissions reduction program in the US
       aviation industry took off, starting with airports.
       Read our article, Buzzword is Electric For Future of Aviation.
       
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