Bidirectional charging is the idea that when the grid goes down, your EV powers up — if
SB 233 passes in California, all new electrical vehicles sold in the state by 2027 will do it (and, as Cali goes, so goes the nation). New forecast shows the
U.S. could add enough solar and wind energy by 2030 to power 100 million homes. Speaking of, if we solar paneled all of those flat warehouse roofs, we could
power more than 19 million U.S. households every year.
IKEA expanded its program to connect suppliers with renewable energy, which helped decrease its carbon footprint by 5% last year. A new survey shows that
88% of Americans believe large corporations have a responsibility to reduce their environmental impact and IBM’s new study found
70% of executives see ESG as a revenue enabler. Globally,
one in five cars sold this year will be electric and within a decade, two thirds of U.S. cars — plus
half of freight vehicles and 25% of heavy trucks — will join them. Finally, could this be the
decision that finally tipped the scales against Big Oil?
