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Global: A Guide To Fuel Efficient Driving — Part One

While electric vehicles (EVs) are very slowly taking over the world, most people still drive gasoline and diesel powered vehicles, known as internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. While we cannot bring them to carbon neutrality via greater efficiency, we can reduce their carbon footprint with how we drive.
Read more: https://cleantechnica.com/2020/12/30/a-guide-to-fuel-efficient-driving-part-one/
With the right measures, Southeast Asia could see a post-pandemic EV revolution

Future projections of electric mobility are promising, but uptake in the region will depend heavily on the strategic decisions and actions of its key stakeholders—industry, government, and consumers.
Read more: https://www.eco-business.com/opinion/with-the-right-measures-southeast-asia-could-see-a-post-pandemic-ev-revolution/
Huge jump in Aussie EV sales underscores massive untapped potential

According to the Electric Vehicle Council (EVC) while a 203 per cent jump in Australian electric vehicles (EV) sales for 2019 is welcome, it underscores just how transformational EVs could be with just a little more support from government.
Read more: http://econews.com.au/63540/huge-jump-in-aussie-ev-sales-underscores-massive-untapped-potential/
Global EV Outlook 2017
The Global EV Outlook 2017 provides insights on recent Electric Vehicle (EV) technology, market, and policy developments, in particular with regards to the sector's status outlined previously in the Global EV Outlook 2016. Detailed information for the past five to ten years on EV registrations (vehicle sales), number of EVs on the road, and modal coverage across the most relevant global vehicle markets is provided. The analysis also looks at the availability and characteristics of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE). The Global EV Outlook 2017 reports on battery cost and energy density improvements, holding promises for further progress in EV performance and cost-competitiveness. A review and discussion of key elements on policy support for both EVs and EVSE is included, identifying policy requirements for a successful transition to mass market adoption. Finally, the report assesses the potential of EVs in CO2 emissions reduction in the transportation sector, in conjunction with requirements for successful grid integration and synergies with low-carbon, renewable electricity.
Read more: http://templatelab.com/global-ev-outlook-2017/