An EV1 all-electric car by GM that escaped in 2005. |
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Now, after that shameless self-promotion message, on to the links.
A lot of Electric Vehicle love this week:
First, how'd you like to travel from Alaska to Argentina in an Electric Sports Car? Greentech Media has a story about two entrepreneurs who did just that: Sports Car
Anna Clark from GreenBiz explains that consumer choice will be the ultimate driver when it comes to EVs in Selling Electric Cars Requires Plugged-In Drivers
CleanTechies blog notes that Fast Vehicle Charging Goes by Many Names (Just don't call it Al...)
And here's a video link to my appearance on FOX Business Network this week on $GM and the Chevy Volt: Green Skeptic on FOX
All that EV goodness aside, our StockTwits pal Gregor MacDonald reminds us that we're still Eating Gasoline in America
Is solar now cheaper than new nuclear? A new US study says it's true in North Carolina: Solar
Up next: Two Energy Efficiency Stories from Beantown (or thereabouts):
Always smart @cleantechvc on Energy Efficiency: Where angels will shine.
And congratulations are in order for Green Skeptic-favorite EnerNoc (ENOC) on a profitable quarter and almost 5GW under management: $ENOC
Have a great weekend everyone!
(Disclosure: I hold long positions in ENOC. This post is for informational purposes only and is neither intended to be investment advice nor an offer, or the solicitation of any offer, to buy or sell any securities.)