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GE and Nissan to Work on EV Charging Infrastructure
In the U.S. several problems are inhibiting widespread adoption of EVs: the high cost of the EV itself even with lavish taxpayer subsidies, which are unsustainable given current deficits; the generation of 50% of electricity in the U.S. by carbon monoxide producing coal, the dirtiest of carbon based fossil fuels; and the lack of a national grid to move power around during peak demand periods. Continue reading
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Tagged co2, electric power, electric vehicles, EVs, ge, Nissan leaf, taxpayer subsidies, u.s. grid
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GM and SAIC to Develop New Electric Vehicle in China with U.S. Taxpayer Supported GM’s EV Knowledge and Technology
“The policy is not written, but the pressure is real,” said Mike Dunne in an interview with AutoInformed. “All the western automakers have the same story – GM, Volkswagen, Ford – all have now reluctantly agreed to do so as a condition of further market expansion.” Continue reading
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Tagged auto informed, auto news, autoinformed, autoinformed.com, automotive news, china, china auto market, chinese industrial policy, electric vehicles, ge, general motors china, gm china, gm saic, gm saic ev, gmio, immelt, Ken Zino, pan asia technical automotive center, patac, saic ev, u.s. unemployment, zino
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