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Mapping the Charge: Why Grid Data Is Key to Electrifying Road Freight
Europe’s electric truck transition is accelerating, but without transparent grid capacity data, charging deployment risks falling dangerously behind demand.
As oportunidades em eletrificar a frota no Brasil: bilhões em economia para a saúde e avanços climáticos
Analisa como a eletrificação no Brasil pode reduzir impactos de saúde e ambientais e estima o valor econômico associado à diminuição de casos de doenças respiratórias e mortes prematuras.
Brazil’s electric vehicle opportunity: Billions in health savings and climate progress
Analyzes how an accelerated electrification in Brazil can reduce environmental and health impacts and estimates the potential economic savings associated with fewer respiratory illnesses and premature deaths.
Record electric vehicle sales show American demand – will U.S. automakers deliver or retreat?
A record 1.2 million new light-duty electric vehicles were sold in the United States in the first three quarters of 2025, with the EV market share reaching nearly 12% in Q3. It is the wrong moment for U.S. automakers to retreat.
States can lead the charge for e-trucks
State policies are emerging as the key drivers of India’s e-truck adoption by making electric trucks cost competitive through tailored incentives, industrial cluster-based pilots, and zero-emission mandates.
India’s transport transformation: Three policies to shape the road ahead
India today stands at a remarkable turning point in its mobility journey. Transport is no longer seen as a background sector—it is becoming a central pillar in India’s ambition to become a developed economy, a Viksit Bharat, by 2047, while meeting its net-zero target by 2070. Three recent policy moves in 2025 have the potential to transform India’s transport landscape, offering a blueprint for a cleaner, more efficient, and future-ready system.
What’s next for China’s PHEV market?
China’s electric vehicle market, once dominated by BEVs, has seen a dramatic surge in PHEV sales underpinned by supportive policies—though emerging policy developments raise questions over the market’s long-term outlook.
Policies to help Indonesia’s new president champion electric vehicles
Indonesia’s electric vehicle sales surged from 125 units in 2020 to over 43,000 in 2024, driven by strategic government policies. President Prabowo’s administration could accelerate this momentum with a comprehensive 100% electrification roadmap that would enhance energy security while reducing fuel import dependence.
Hoping to electrify private jets? Not so fast
This blog explores the potential of zero-emission planes (ZEPs) to replace short-range private jet flights.
Why electric vehicles are already much greener than combustion engine vehicles
Today’s battery electric vehicles are associated with far fewer greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) than internal combustion engine vehicles over their lifetimes.
Phasing out old vehicles is necessary, but real change lies in electrification
While the recent directive by the Commission for Air Quality Management in National Capital Region and Adjoining Areas to restrict older vehicles is a good starting point supported by legal precedent, long-term progress depends on real-world emissions monitoring and policy shifts, such as zero-emission vehicle sales requirements, to accelerate Delhi NCR’s clean transport transition.
Why India’s e-truck incentive scheme can be a gamechanger for the economy and the environment
For the first time, the PM E-DRIVE scheme has allocated ₹500 crore for electric trucks, and this is a critical push to decarbonize India’s freight sector.
