Carsharing Displaces Private Vehicle Ownership, Says car2go
Cities are looking to expand their carsharing services for environmental, economic, and quality-of-life benefits.
Electric Vehicle Sales See Strong Growth in Q1 as the Number of Models Expands
March was the strongest month ever for electric vehicle sales in the U.S., with more than 25,500 sold. The fact that record sales occurred during the first quarter, when they typically lag, is remarkable and bodes well for the entire year.
U.S. Energy Security Problem Is Not Solved
Some commentators argue that due to the rapid rise in shale production, reliance on petroleum is not a national economic and security threat. But oil dependence remains a strategic vulnerability for U.S. consumers and businesses.
Key Charts Highlighting Trends in Automobile Sales & Gasoline Consumption
U.S. gasoline and other motor fuels spending increased throughout 2017, reflective of rising prices and continued high demand.
Don't Pull the Plug on the EV Tax Credit
Given the costs of oil dependence, maintaining and reforming the EV tax credit is of strategic importance to the U.S. The tax credit has been vital in helping EVs gain traction in today’s competitive car market.
Oil Becomes Tension Point in North Korean Sanctions
Petroleum has become a crucial tension point in the United States’ attempt to scale back North Korea’s nuclear ambitions.
EV Sales Smash Records Despite Gasoline Prices Remaining Low
December 2016 EV sales surpassed the previous monthly record set in September by an enormous 44 percent.
