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Renewables Weekly

Renewables Weekly

By: Bummer Dude Media
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 A podcast that covers all the major news concerning the future of American fueling. Submit topic ideas and suggestions to renewablesweekly@gmail.comCopyright 2022 Bummer Dude Politics & Government
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  • New Jersey to ban new gas powered car sales by 2035

    New Jersey to ban new gas powered car sales by 2035
    Nov 29 2023
    Plus Ford's EV struggles, EV Investment news, and Bidens emmissions reporting requirement. Renewables news from the week of 11/27/2024
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    17 mins
  • 3. National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program

    3. National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program
    Feb 17 2022

    President Biden, USDOT, and UDOE announce $5 billion over five years for National EV Charging Network, made possible by bipartisan infrastructure law
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    15 mins
  • 3. Headlines - Electric Vehicle Manufacturers and Battery Technology

    3. Headlines - Electric Vehicle Manufacturers and Battery Technology
    Feb 4 2022

    This weeks show covers the major headlines from top car manufacturers and the latest EV battery technology.

    • GM's $7 billion investment in Michigan
    • EV sales hit record numbers in Q4 2021
    • Chrysler to go full-electric by 2028
    • Honda signs agreement with battery maker SES Holdings
    • VW partners with 24M to develop proprietary battery tech
    • University of Michigan develops long lasting battery technology
    • China begins to implement battery-swaps in EVs
    • Tesla signs deal to secure 75k tons of Nickel mined in US
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    19 mins

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