The PHEV emissions problem is not the plug-in hybrid. It is the ‘plug-in maybes’
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The PHEV emissions problem is not the plug-in hybrid. It is the ‘plug-in maybes’
Plug-in hybrids can work, but only if we design them, and manage them, for how people actually travel. The experience in Australia is more promising than Europe. The post The PHEV emissions problem…
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