For Canada’s Tesla owners, who represented more than half of battery electric vehicle buyers in first nine months of last year, the proprietary supercharging network aligns with several other projects bridging charging infrastructure gaps between urban and rural Canada
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The robot, which does not have an expected release date, would deliver and connect battery packs to vehicles, eliminating the need for dedicated EV charging spots
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The world’s top 25 electric vehicle cities account for 42% of global EV sales. From charging infrastructure to financial incentives, new research examines what they’re doing right
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The opening of Petro-Canada’s western-most charging station is a crucial moment of transition for the nation’s largest gasoline company — and a landmark event in Canadian clean transportation
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A study of 21 electric vehicle models — and the introduction of an accompanying interactive tool — brings promising insights for real-world battery longevity
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Other goals include new ZEV targets, increased electrification and funding of zero-emission buses and trains
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Passing of bill is symbol of how political parties can work together to advance EV adoption as Ontario joins Quebec and Vancouver with legislation to deter so-called “ICE-ing” with $125 fine
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B.C.-based Harbour Air launches toward its goal of becoming the world’s first all-electric airline
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Initiative is designed to ensure supply of trained technicians keeps pace with electric vehicle sales and support province’s zero-emission vehicle goals
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The bill would establish a $125 fine for blocking an electric vehicle charging spot. But some argue it won’t accomplish nearly enough
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