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Daniel Bleakley is a clean technology researcher and advocate with a background in engineering and business. He has a strong interest in electric vehicles, renewable energy, manufacturing and public policy.
Weak EV incentives in Europe compared to US, China sees sales stagnate
Lack of regulatory incentives is slowing the electrification of European carmakers while Chinese EV manufacturers grow market share
Norway EV sales high but long road to leave fossil fuels behind
Even in Norway there's a long road to leaving fuel use behind. What about in Australia?
“Ticking carbon bomb:” Legacy carmakers massively understate carbon emissions
New report calls out legacy carmakers for covering up carbon emissions from making cars.
What global technology trends will bring for EVs in Australia
Australia's laggardly position when it comes to electric vehicle policy, infrastructure and uptake is also an opportunity.
Bowen hints Australia could kickstart local EV manufacturing
Minister for climate change and energy Chris Bowen hints that Australia will pave the way for domestic electric vehicle and battery manufacturing.
How bad are carbon-belching SUVs for the climate and for our health?
We may be underestimating just how bad carbon-belching SUVs are for the climate – and for our health.
Rapid shift to EVs can save 24,000 lives and $148 billion over next two decades
New research shows EVs will save thousands of lives and improve the health of millions of Australians just by reducing air pollution.
Australia is failing on electric vehicles. California shows it’s possible to pick up the pace
In Australia, EV uptake is one eighth the rate of California. Here's why local concerns about the EV transition are outdated.
Polluter pays: How Norway became the global leader in the electric vehicle transition
In Norway, almost nine in ten new car sales are electric. How did it get there?