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Message To Auto Industry: 10 Top Companies Commit to Electric Vehicles

"The EV100 coalition is expanding EV charging infrastructure and shifting away from gas for transportation, the fastest growing emissions source."

"A group of large corporations, including utilities and an international delivery company, launched a global campaign today to accelerate the shift to electric vehicles and away from gas- and diesel-powered transportation—which generates almost a quarter of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions worldwide and has been the fastest growing emissions source.

Since more than half of the cars on the road belong to companies, the new EV100 coalition could have a major impact. It aims to do for EVs and electric car charging infrastructure what coalitions such as the RE100 are already doing to encourage corporate purchasing of clean energy (and thus motivating development of new solar and wind power).

EV100's goal is to send a signal to automakers that there is mass demand for electric vehicles before 2030, when current forecasts suggest global uptake will start to really ramp up."

Peter Fairley reports for InsideClimate News September 19, 2017.

Source: InsideClimate News, 09/20/2017