E-Mobility: Central Planning Goes Electric
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The Felber bakery relies on green electricity when supplying its branches. Minister Hanke sees the future of the mobility turnaround.
E-Mobility: Central Planning Goes Electric
German politicians have pumped billions into building charging infrastructure for electric cars. EV drivers, however, do most of their charging at home. A textbook example of cronyism and political stupidity. An often misattributed bon mot says, “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.” Regardless of who first made the observation, it is quite possible that German politics today wo…
The NZZ has re-launched its mobility newsletter entitled "NZZ Weg & Ziel". In the future, it will classify topics relating to transport, technology and innovation.
Public passenger transport is to become more environmentally friendly through the EU Clean Vehicles Directive. In Germany, this has been implemented by the Clean Vehicle Procurement Act. Public entities such as the district of Miltenberg are thus obliged to set minimum rates for newly purchased low-emission and emission-free vehicles when tendering transport services. This has an impact on transport service providers such as OMNY, which are comm…
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