Transportation
April 9, 2021
With Electric Cars Rolling, Washington Should Now Turn to Electric Homes
Electric vehicles are rolling off assembly lines and onto American roadways in ever increasing numbers. This is not a random economic shift. Significant government support over the last decade has greased the skids. Now it’s time to apply the same financial incentives and regulatory support for zero energy homes.
Read ArticleFebruary 6, 2021
Time to Build and Buy Homes that Power Electric Vehicles
Two trends are now converging that will promote a zero energy lifestyle. First, electric vehicle sales are poised to grow dramatically. Second, positive energy homes are growing in popularity. These homes create enough energy to supply all at-home energy use and much of the transportation energy for households. It's time for building professionals to build positive energy homes for homebuyers who will soon be driving and charging electric vehicles.
Read ArticleDecember 10, 2020
Five Things I Learned From Buying a Used Electric Car
If you’re thinking about an electric vehicle, but have been put off by the purchase price, you might consider a used vehicle. With the growing availability of new EVs, early adopters are trading in their older models for new technology, creating an affordable option for others.
Read ArticleDecember 8, 2020
Causes for Optimism
One thing everyone agrees on: 2020 has been hard to take. In spite of protests, pandemic, and politics, there are some spots that burn brighter amidst the darkness. Here are a few developments on the path to zero that deserve our gratitude, support and celebration.
Read ArticleMay 19, 2020
Electric Transit is Clean, Healthy, and Efficient
Buses are going electric around the US and all over the world. Transit fleets and school districts are seeing the benefits of cleaner air and lower operating cost. And we all benefit from lower carbon emissions.
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