Cleantech Blog: Johnson Controls SAFT Lithium Batteries
Since 2007, Ford and Johnson Controls have worked with leading electric utilities and EPRI. In 2007, Ford announced a partnership with Southern California Edison, the electric utility with the nation’s largest and most advanced electric vehicle fleet. The partnership is designed to explore ways to make plug-in hybrids more accessible to consumers, reduce petroleum-related emissions and understand issues related to connectivity between vehicles and the electric grid. For the 3-year study, Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrids have been heavily used. It will not be until 2012, that consumers can order plug-in hybrids from Ford.
Showing posts with label Electric Vehicles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Electric Vehicles. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Alice in EVland: 6 Impossible Things I Believe -- Seeking Alpha
Alice in EVland: 6 Impossible Things I Believe -- Seeking Alpha
This blog discusses the disadvantage that EV vehicles have over hybrids in CO2 reduction, the inadequate economic payback of an EV, the safety issues surrounding lithium ion batteries.
This blog discusses the disadvantage that EV vehicles have over hybrids in CO2 reduction, the inadequate economic payback of an EV, the safety issues surrounding lithium ion batteries.
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