de-carbonise, zero carbon, global warming, climate change, renewable energy, phillip island, bass coast
-
Recent Posts
- Protecting 30% of planet could bolster economy, study says
- Debt deadline nearing for Bluewaters owner Sumitomo
- Options reduce emissions : Fee and Dividend v. Cap and Trade
- Drought-hit forests may worsen climate change | Climate News Network
- Ireland looks forward to a greener future | Climate News Network
Archives
Blogroll
Twits
- RT @AnimalsAus: This is 'normal' in Australia. 😢 1 day ago
SkS
Follow me on Twitter
My Tweets
Tag Archives: transport
Government takes unprecedented steps to build emergency fuel reserves
What a wasted opportunity, with no attempt to reduce dependency on oil, replacing with policy to encourage EVs. Government takes unprecedented steps to build emergency fuel reserves — Read on amp.smh.com.au/politics/federal/government-takes-unprecedented-steps-to-build-emergency-fuel-reserves-20200614-p552hm.html
Trains already 100% Wind Powered in Holland
Initially, trains in the Netherlands were set to run entirely on renewable energy by 2018. However, it seems officials have been able to beat that goal by an entire year. As of the first of January this year, all public transport … Continue reading
EV train – batteries included!
After a gap of more than 50 years, battery-powered train technology has returned to Britain’s rail network. Between Jan 2015 and mid February the new vehicle, known as the Independently Powered Electric Multiple Unit (IPEMU), will run in a weekday timetable service between … Continue reading
End of energy and transportation as we know it’: Tony Seba
Within just 15 years conventional energy production and transport…obsolete by revolution in batteries, solar power and electric cars… “no excuse” for any utility in Australia not to know what’s coming, he says, outlining world with little centralised power generation, 100 … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigns
Tagged disrupting, electric vehicle, EV, Policy & Politics, transport
Leave a comment
Game changer bus
Popple explained that hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles are a “technology looking for a problem.” I’ve been making that case for over a decade, but the exponentially-growing success of electric vehicles now simply leaves no significant room (or rationale) in the marketplace for … Continue reading
Emissions Reduction – problem with transport
This week, a new report released by the federal government – a discussion paper on vehicle emissions, issued as part of a Ministerial Forum into reducing the environmental and health impacts of transport pollution – adds to the gloom…It illustrates, via … Continue reading
Now here’s a wish – cyclists change traffic lights to green
In Aarhus, the city government wanted to encourage biking, and they found that, second only to poor bike lanes, cyclists weren’t biking because they didn’t want to be stopping all the time. Planners wanted to find a way to give cyclists the … Continue reading
Transportation emissions could be cut in half by 2050
Surely what we desperately need is drastic action on transport, perhaps the most effective measure, for us to recognise need for behavioural change? How sick is Minister Greg Hunt giving taxpayers money, to one selected leasing company, to reduce cost … Continue reading
PepsiCo and FedEx among leading brands calling for truck efficiency
“While medium and heavy-duty trucks only make up 7 percent of all vehicles on the road, they consume 25 percent of the fuel used by all U.S. vehicles…Fuel costs are passed on to consumers, which can, in turn, affect a … Continue reading
Reducing car emissions in Europe
The world’s biggest car makers have already agreed to comply with an average new-car standard of 95g/km CO2 by 2021. Policy makers in Europe have now begun drawing up further targets for 2025, Automotive News Europe reports, with an aim for emissions to … Continue reading
