Go Electric to Avoid the Holiday Gas Price Roller Coaster
With motorists hitting the road for the Labor Day weekend facing gas prices expected to set a four-year high, you can see what’s driving more and more people to go electric.
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Minnesota Could Reap $30 Billion Driving on Electricity
What would happen if millions of Minnesotans ditched gasoline and started to drive on cleaner, cheaper electricity?
Plugging In California’s Public Schools, Parks, and Beaches
California’s investor-owned utilities want to install approximately $55 million worth of charging stations for electric vehicles (EVs) at public schools, state parks and beaches — allowing people to plug-in when they’re hitting the books, the trail, or the beach.
Red and Blue Colorado Wants Relief from Pain at the Pump
Bipartisanship may be an endangered species in D.C., but it is alive in Colorado, where Senators Kevin Priola (R) and Angela Williams (D) were the prime sponsors of legislation that aimed to give Coloradans access to cleaner, cheaper, transportation fuels.
Are Efficiency and Electrification Policies in Conflict?
Experts agree we must massively increase energy efficiency savings to help avert the worst impacts of climate change.