Delaware is continuing to push ahead with its transition from gas-powered vehicles to electric vehicles, starting with requiring that certain passenger vehicles owned by the state must be zero emission by 2040.
With the word “potential” in its name, OmniPotential Energy Partners is working to address the challenge many potential owners of electric vehicles face —specifically the ability to conveniently “fuel” one.
Delaware's roadmap has the state going to zero net emissions and electric vehicles as one way to get there. Tradesmen weigh what skills will be needed to get there.
If you haven’t yet heard, Delaware’s Division of Air Quality (housed in DNREC) is now considering regulations to ban new internal combustion vehicles by 2035. Following the lead of the […]
BETHANY BEACH — When you pull into a gas station to fill up, the odds are you don’t look at the manufacturer’s label on the pump, and you shouldn’t have […]
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