More and more cars with fuel cells on board are quietly making their way through the streets, while local public transport has long been operating without classic fuel. The air is cleaner than it has been in decades. Warnings about fine dust pollution or high nitrogen concentrations are becoming a thing of the past. Even … Read more
More and more cars with fuel cells on board are quietly making their way through the streets, while local public transport has long been operating without classic fuel. The air is cleaner than it has been in decades. Warnings about fine dust pollution or high nitrogen concentrations are becoming a thing of the past. Even … Read more
The Big Boris Show Is Over – But Is It Really? In London, Prime Minister Boris Johnson took too long to realize that he simply could not rule without a party and without a government. Even if you take into account that in his self-portrait he was the only one who won the general election. … Read more
The ticket for 9 euros was well received by German citizens. no wonder. For little money in regional transport through Germany, without having to care about tariff zones. amazing. Just go in and go. And what about after summer? Shall we get back to work? So everything is back to normal? What ticket models will … Read more
Humanity has done great damage to the planet’s oceans, rising temperatures, increasing acidity and huge amounts of plastic waste threaten marine life, and dangerous fishing methods threaten many species of fish. The good news: If we take the right actions now, at least further deterioration can be halted. Policymakers gather in Portugal this week to … Read more
Just two percentage points more in a decade: According to a new report, that’s the balance in the global energy transition. While in 2009 renewable sources such as wind power, photovoltaics and hydropower covered 10.6 percent of global energy requirements, the figure rose to 12.6 percent in 2020. On the other hand, the proportion of … Read more
Anyone who has flown a kite in a windy breeze knows how powerful the wind can be. With this kid toy as a model, some companies want to generate power in the future: they plan to allow kites to spin through the air at several hundred meters in order to produce electricity. There, the wind … Read more
In principle, electronic cars operate in a similar way to cars with combustion engines. But it is noticeably quieter, accelerates faster and does not require a manual transmission. The biggest difference is charging: Plug in the electricity in the parking lot instead of driving to the next gas station. Low costs for electronic cars By … Read more
Status: 05/19/2022 3:12 PM Electric cars also thrive when it comes to used cars: they are already well represented in car swaps, but small used cars are often very expensive. Older electronic cars are much cheaper. Consumers should keep this in mind when purchasing. by Claudius Mainz Recently the supply of used electric cars has … Read more
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