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Ketan Joshi
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Ketan Joshi has been at the forefront of clean energy for eight years, starting out as a data analyst working in wind energy, and expanding that knowledge base to community engagement, climate science and new energy technology. He writes for The Driven’s parent site, RenewEconomy, and has also written for the Guardian, The Monthly, ABC News and has penned several hundred blog posts digging into climate and energy issues, building a position as a respected and analytical energy commentator in Australia. He’s spoken at the Ethics Centre IQ2 debates on the need for urgent decarbonisation, he’s served as an subject matter expert on national television, and has a wide following on social media around energy and climate.
Canada announces it will allow only zero-emissions new car sales from 2035, as part of $A8.6 billion transition plan.
Will Matt Kean’s EV policy really make NSW the Norway of Australia?
Is Matt Kean's ambitious new EV policy enough to make NSW the Norway of Australia? Is that even the right baseline to be using?
Angus Taylor’s EV culture war is running out of fuel, and change is coming fast
Old lines about EVs being expensive luxuries and decarbonisation being authoritarian are getting stale fast. Australians want new tech now.
“This sucker’s quick:” Biden test-drives electric Ford ute, fleshes out EV plan
Biden test drives the new Ford electric ute and tests its acceleration, and announces new EV policies.
IEA says all new cars must be electric by 2035. Will Australia do it?
A major new report from a global energy body sets a 2035 deadline for the end of fossil car sales. Is Australia even close to that?
New BNEF analysis finds that EVs will be cheaper than ICE cars by 2027
New analysis finds that electric cars and vans will be cheaper to make than combustion engine cars in every light vehicle segment from 2027, at the latest, across Europe.
Can Victoria hit its ambitious 50% electric vehicle target?
Victoria has set an ambitious 50% target new EV sales by 2030. But how ambitious is that target? And is it feasible?
IEA says EVs set to bloom after fending off Covid hit, but governments need to help
A new report on the accelerating global EV transition shines a spotlight on federal and state roadblocks to zero emissions transport in Australia.
2020 was the starter pistol on EVs – now the world looks to Norway for inspiration
Norway's EV industry groups are baffled by Australia's efforts to slow down its already lagging electric car industry.
Aston Martin linked to anti-EV propaganda seized upon by Murdoch’s Times
Anti-EV report seized upon by Murdoch media in UK after petrol and diesel car ban announced, linked to Aston Martin "sock-puppet" PR company.