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Mar 11 2024
News
Maui Wildfire Cases Will Stay In Maui State Court
At least 90 lawsuits related to the Maui wildfires against Hawaiian Electric Industries, Spectrum, Kamehameha Schools and other defendants will be sent back to Maui state court, where they were originally filed, a federal judge ruled Monday. In remanding the cases, U.S. District Judge Jill Otake rejected an argument by HECO’s lawyer that the town of Lahaina, where most of the 101 deaths
Honolulu Civil BeatAug 25 2021
News
Democrats face call for help from electric co-ops
ELECTRIC CO-OPS SEEK AID IN DEMOCRATIC BILL: The group representing electric co-ops is asking Democratic leaders for help in the clean energy infrastructure reconciliation package.
The push by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association underscores the importance of co-ops if Democrats and President Joe Biden want to meet their clean electricity targets.
Why co-
Washington ExaminerSep 20 2022
News
GM to sell up to 175,000 electric vehicles to Hertz through 2027
General Motors has agreed to sell up to 175,000 electric vehicles to Hertz Global over the next five years, the companies announced Tuesday.
The deal calls for GM to start supplying electric vehicles such as the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Bolt EUV to the rental car giant starting the first quarter of next year. Those vehicles are expected to be followed by newer EV models on the company’s
CNBCAug 24 2021
News
Dawn of the electric vehicle age? One car shopper’s experience.
Seated for the first time in an electric car – a Ford Mustang Mach-E so new it doesn’t have a sticker price yet – Mary Beermann has a broad grin on her face. She struggles to open the doors, the trunk, and even the cover to the connector plug – a boomer flailing in the push-button dawn of the electric-car age.
But none of this seems to daunt her.
“I think this is it,” she says. “
Christian Science MonitorMar 02 2023
News
Mississippi bill restricting electric car dealerships could close state's only Tesla store
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves will decide the fate of a bill passed in the state legislature Thursday aimed at restricting electric car manufacturers from opening new brick-and-mortar dealerships unless they comply with the same laws followed by traditional carmakers. Introduced in the House in January by Rep. Tray Lamar, a Republican from Senatobia, the HB 401 now awaits a decision from the
Fox BusinessMar 12 2024
News
City Council maintains gas leaf blower ban, explores alternative support for small landscaping companies
City Council voted against pausing Evanston’s gas- and propane-powered leaf blower ban at its Monday night meeting. The proposal arose after many local landscaping businesses said they have faced challenges transitioning to electric blowers. The resolution, recommended by the Human Services Committee at its March 4 meeting, would have paused the gas blower ban between March 18 and April 8. The
Daily NorthwesternMar 11 2024
News
Temporary traffic signals planned for WYO 22/WYO 390 Intersection
JACKSON, Wyo. (KIFI) - The Wyoming Department of Transportation, along with contract crews from Modern Electric Co., will be installing temporary traffic signals at the intersection of Wyoming State Highway 22 and Wyoming State Highway 390. This project is part of ongoing intersection upgrades aimed at improving safety and traffic flow at the WYO 22/WYO 390 junction. The existing traffic
KIFI News 8Mar 11 2024
News
Kidnapped Baby Found In Shed At Power Plant Died At Hospital
An 11-month-old girl reported missing on Saturday (March 9) evening was found in a shed at a General Electric power plant in Schenectady, New York. The girl, Halo Branton, was still alive when she was found but was taken to the hospital, where she was later pronounced dead. Officials are awaiting the results of the autopsy to determine how she died. On Monday, Halo's mother, 24-year-old Persia
News Radio 1200 WOAISep 09 2022
Opinion
California Demands Everyone Drive Electric Vehicles, but Can't Even Keep the Lights on
One of the mainstays of California's state government is the obvious disconnect between its leaders' highfalutin' rhetoric and the real-world results we see here on our streets. The state promises to lead the world in combatting climate change, fighting homelessness, ending income inequality, promoting economic innovation, and you name it.
"Look, people have always looked to California
ReasonMar 11 2024
News
Final phase of Flint’s Saginaw Street restoration project to begin March 11
Saginaw Street will be closed between First Street and Kearsley Street beginning Monday, March 11, 2024, as the final phase of the city’s downtown brick restoration and infrastructure project gets underway. The project will see the restoration of Flint’s main thoroughfare “brick-by-brick” as well as upgrades to all underground utilities from Court Street to the Flint River, including water
East Village Magazine