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Green, Super Green, Extreme Green Green power generation is showing proof of even bigger drops in emissions!

G. David Felt
in Electric Vehicles and Alternative Fuels

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Green, Super Green, Extreme Green

Green power generation is showing proof of even bigger drops in emissions!

Electric Insights Quarterly in UK just published their latest report that is proving the fossil fuel industry to be wrong. For years the Fossil Fuel industry has stated that electric auto's pollut equal to if not more than ICE auto's. Yet the latest studies are now showing that in many cases, green energy production has reduced car emissions by 2/3rds.

The report shows that in the 1980's emissions was 740 g/kWh, down to 500 g/kWh in the early 2000's and now consistently seeing a bounce of below and just above 100 g/kWh in production. In many cases, green power generation from Solar, Wind, Water has allowed deep decarbonisation. Using Tesla, there is examples of just how green the EV auto's have become due to the greenness of power production. Check out the report.

DRAW Q2 Report

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