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UK EV Drivers Demand Fairer Vehicle Taxes UK - As the UK continues its push towards a greener future with increased adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), a growing number of electric car drivers are voicing their frustration over the current tax system. The debate centers around the per-mile vehicle taxes that are being proposed and implemented, which many argue are unfairly burdensome on EV ...
Wind farms proving deadly to bats - EF News
ALBERTA - Air pressure changes caused by wind farms are killing large numbers of bats, say biologists who are studying the tiny corpses falling out of the sky near turbines in southern Alberta. They say the bats' lungs over-inflate as air pressure drops near the fast-spinning turbines bursting blood ...
Residents Determined To Fight Turbine Project - EF News
Its an ongoing battle worthy of Cervantes, if hed been an ecominded urban planner: A furious group of residents, tilting at a hypothetical windmill. The proposed turbine project, which would set up windmills in Lake Ontario off the Scarborough Bluffs, would be one of the provinces first forays into ...
Electricity Forum News - Power Plants To Be Built In Mongolia
MONGOLIA - Chinese power firms plan to build three 3,600-MW (megawatt) coal-fired power plants in neighbouring Mongolia to meet growing electricity demands in North China. It is one of many projects planned by China to import electricity from neighbouring countries. "The Mongolia plan is a phase-by ...
Energy debate not likely over - EF News
TOPEKA, KANSAS - A legislative battle this year over two proposed coal-fired power plants in southwest Kansas is likely to represent only the first few rounds of a longer debate over energy policy. This year's fight ended quietly. House leaders decided against attempting to override Gov. Kathleen ...
The Return Of Oil - EF News
The return of oil - The Electricity Forum About 70 of the oil consumed in the United States goes to feed gasguzzling automobiles. Unless the nations fleet of cars and trucks switches to electric power or vehicles can somehow be fuelled by much more plentiful natural gas, there is no way the country can get anywhere close to being energy selfsufficient, industry observers say.
Smart meters prompt revolt - EF News
Smart meters prompt revolt- EF News Scores of electric customers with similar complaints have turned out at similar hearings. At one in Fresno, Calif., Leo Margosian, a retired investigator, testified that the new meter logged the consumption of his two-bedroom townhouse at 791 kilowatt-hours in July, up from 236 a year earlier. And he had recently insulated his attic and installed new windows ...
'Nano-reactor' created for the production of hydrogen biofuel
The process of creating the material was recently reported in "Self-assembling biomolecular catalysts for hydrogen production" in the journal Nature Chemistry.
Ford, Nissan, Tesla's electric plans get $8B jolt - EF News
Nissan will receive loans of $1.6 billion to retool its plant in Smyrna, Tenn., to build electric vehicles and construct a battery manufacturing plant. Tesla will get $465 million in loans to build electric vehicles and electric-drive powertrains in California.
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