Last year I presented a BBC Radio 4 documentary – Electric Car Shock. Last night it won an Award! Broadcast of the Year at the headlinemoney awards. Huge congrats to the brilliant team especially producer Nick Holland. Thanks also to contributors Dr. Andy Palmer & Ginny Buckley

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EVs are more reliable than ICE cars, new ADAC statistics prove electricdrives.tv/evs-are-more-r…

Andrew_Bell2019 Simon Gosden. Esq. #fbpe 3.5% 🇪🇺🐟🇬🇧🏴‍☠️🦠💙 For your edification. Let’s start with the basic principle: CO₂ affects the Earth’s temperature not by its quantity alone, but by how it interacts with energy—specifically, infrared radiation. ⸻ Step-by-Step Reasoning: 1. Energy comes in, energy goes out The Earth is

China’s new hydroelectric dam will have roughly the same electricity generating capacity as the whole of Britain

Ozzy Osbourne, the sound of a generation, went out in the same way that he conducted his career - on a high and at the top of his game. No doubt Heaven is rocking this evening. #RIPOzzy

One of the claims often sighted against the UKs net zero approach is its impact on global emissions; that we represent less than 1% of the problem. But the truth of the matter is that we are one of the largest emitters over time. Sharing here a quick analysis and in so far as

Looking forward to a long weekend of racing in CM.com Circuit Zandvoort What a backdrop to inspire those lap times

🚨 ELON MUSK: "Batteries are going to be a massive thing. The scale of battery demand, I think not that many people appreciate just how gigantic the scale of battery demand is. The sustained power output from the US grid is around 1 TW, but average usage is less than half of it.

The UK seeing its lowest car production since 1953 (bar Covid) is a worrying headline. But the context is important. Firstly, the likes of JLR and Nissan have purposefully scaled back production as they re-tool to make EVs. Secondly, we see van production dipping which is

Come on England Lionesses!

Oh yes yes yes. Lionesses!

2 weeks ago BBC News (UK) made a decidedly dodgy claim about EVs: "The average price of a new EV in the UK is nearly double the cost of a typical petrol car at £22k" This was categorically wrong, and we're pleased to say our request for a correction has been successful

In case you needed any further proof of the utter stupidity of applying tariffs to car…… Ford Motor Co. reported a $36 million second-quarter net loss on higher recall costs and $800 million in import tariffs, which the automaker now believes will be a bigger burden this year

Tariffs - The so-called Big Three have forecast in recent weeks a combined $7bn earnings hit from tariffs in 2025 — of which $1.5bn is Stellantis, $2bn is Ford and $3.5bn is General Motors.

Beautiful day in Dublin to watch Leeds v AC Milan with my son back from a year in Harvard.Leeds United The Guinness Ireland is amazing!