Why (and how) GM is making friends with utilities

Call it enlightened self-interest, but it’s a potential win-win for both worlds.

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Why (and how) GM is making friends with utilities

Lessons from the auto industry’s transition to low-carbon vehicles

It takes dedicated leadership, engagement and imagination.

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Tesla, Siemens and the race to map the future of fleets

Technology is changing fast. Cities, state and industry groups hope to stay ahead of the curve.

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Tesla, Siemens and the race to map the future of fleets

Technology is changing fast. Cities, state and industry groups hope to stay ahead of the curve.

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Tesla, Siemens and the race to map the future of fleets

For PepsiCo, drivers and data play key roles in fuel efficiency

It’s a continous process.

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Unilever, Nestle and other food giants team on blockchain

New consortium centers on food safety and builds on a Walmart project started last year in China.

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3 ways EVs could sideswipe the ‘rules’ of urban living

Or, what I learned by attending the inaugural Formula-E championship race in New York.

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Top U.S. truck fleets pave way to fuel efficiency

Run on Less is a first-of-its-kind cross-country roadshow organized by Carbon War Room and the North American Council for Freight Efficiency to showcase advances in fuel efficiency.

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Aviation’s evolution: Fuel cells, 3D-printed planes and beyond

Companies such as Airbus, Boeing and easyJet rethink air travel’s environmental impacts.

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How a student project helped to change JetBlue’s course

Sponsored: The airline’s head of sustainability and Columbia Earth Institute grad student sought for alternative fuel to take off.

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