Victorian Greens propose $10,000 ‘eco bonus’ for EV purchases, as a response to Labor’s proposed tax on EV drivers.
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New Nova Scotia EV rebate draws praise for making the transition to ZEVs inclusive
A big announcement from a small province is catching national attention: Nova Scotia just became the fourth province in Canada to offer a provincial EV rebate, but it’s done with an eye to making adoption financially accessible to everyone
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Byron Shire mayor goes deep Green with electric MG SUV
Byron Shire mayor Simon Richardson becomes latest mayor to choose an electric car and save money.
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Grid must get itself ready for batteries on wheels and V2G technology, report says
ANU report calls for fast-tracking reforms to pave the way for electric vehicle to grid (V2G) technology, crucial for managing a future with millions of batteries on wheels.
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Small but mighty: The Netherlands’ leading role in electric vehicle adoption
The Netherlands is proof that national and local policies play a key role in driving electric car adoption, and it will likely reach its 2030 target to only sell zero-emission new cars.
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Canadian government backs all-electric transit with billions in federal funding to be rolled out through 2027
The electrification of public transit is set to rapidly accelerate in the upcoming decade with a landmark $15 billion federal investment that stands to benefit stakeholders from OEMs to municipalities to riders
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Green transit experts predict winners, losers and “battleground” sectors in the hydrogen fuel cell race
Canada is signalling through a new hydrogen fuel strategy that it sees massive potential for the technology in a country where long-haul distances for transportation — ranging from boats to buses and trucks to trains — must be conquered
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Isn’t it Ioniq: New electric SUV can tow a tinny and charge your power tools
Ioniq’s ability to tow and charge power tools means the new electric SUV will help to dispel some EV myths put forward by the prime minister.
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Daimler considers earlier exit from combustion engine for Mercedes brand
Daimler is considering an earlier end to the combustion engine for its Mercedes brand, following examples of GM, Ford, Volvo and Jaguar.
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Strata legislation changes clear way for more solar apartments
New South Wales parliament passes amendments to strata laws to make it “drastically easier” for apartments to install rooftop solar and other green technologies.
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