Volvo plans to build electric battery plant: But could project face unexpected delays?
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The American Southeast has long vied to replace Detroit as the automobile manufacturing bedrock of the nation.
Search Results for electric vehicles
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Dominion Energy programs accelerate electric vehicle adoption
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Dominion Energy Virginia today announced another step to drive electric vehicle adoption, save customers money and reduce emissions in Virginia.
Toronto’s Michael Majeed talks electric cars, why a wave is still coming
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The days of gasoline-powered engines appear to be waning a bit as more and more consumers are switching to cars fueled by alternative energy sources.
Why ride an electric bike?
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In case you aren’t familiar, an electric bike (or “eBike”) is very similar to a traditional bicycle.
What you need to know before buying an electric vehicle
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The number of people using electric vehicles (EV) is steadily increasing. If you are considering getting such a vehicle, you might have questions in mind with regards to its use.
SCC to explore impact of EVs on electric service
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The State Corporation Commission invites comment from the public on issues related to the increased deployment of electric motor vehicles.
Beyer introduces ambitious electric vehicle legislation
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Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) introduced the Green Vehicle Adoption Nationwide (VAN) Act, which would provide tax credits for the purchase of zero-emission heavy vehicles.
New electric car campaign kicks off with Virginia events
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Generation180 and its partners are hosting four, free community events showcasing electric cars in Richmond, Charlottesville, Fairfax, and Roanoke this month.
Dominion Energy proposes electric school bus initiative
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Dominion Energy Virginia announced plans for the nation’s largest electric school bus deployment to reduce emissions, provide cost savings to school districts and enhance grid reliability.
Electric scooters roll onto Virginia Tech campus for pilot study
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This fall, Virginia Tech students and faculty will be able to use electric scooters (e-scooters) to cruise around campus while also contributing to research.
