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Electric cars and trucks can slash Australia’s $60 billion fossil fuel import bill
Australians pay over $60 billion a year to import petroleum products, and tens of billions more for storing, distributing and selling them. Electric transport and sensible urban planning can reduce that.
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Australian can do so much better road freight energy and emissions – just ask Ben Elton
Light commercial vehicles generate 22 pct of all road transport carbon emissions and their emissions per kilometre for each tonne of freight carried are almost 20 times that of trucks.
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Is Toyota really anti-EV, or is it playing a long game?
Toyota has been critcised for being anti-EV. What is its real game though? You don’t become a big success by being stupid.
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Electric vehicles and stationary energy – lets embrace the possibilities
Emerging EV technology can provide both mobility and home energy for several days, and EV batteries can even ‘export’ electricity to other buildings or the grid.
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School children love electric vehicles, too
My grandchildren were too young to go to the ‘school strike.’ But they were able to experience the excitement and reality of a zero carbon future at the Electric Vehicle Expo.