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Nissan and ECOtality will bring "electric vehicle corridor" to Arizona

Recently, ECOtality and Nissan announced the creation of an EV Micro-Climate Working Group in the Tucson, Arizona area. Nissan and ECOtality just announced they will expand their Arizona electric vehicle project to Phoenix. The Renault-Nissan Alliance will work with the Maricopa Association of Governments (and ECOtality, again) to promote an electric vehicle charging network with the goal to connect Phoenix and Tucson in an "EV charging corridor." Nissan could use the charging stations pretty soon. Pure electric vehicles based on technology in ... Read more →

Better Place battery swapping plan comes under fire Domenick Yoney

Although many share the vision of ubiquitous infrastructure to support future fleets of electric vehicles, the concept of battery swapping, frequently championed by Better Place, doesn't seem to have ...

Nissan gets a charge out of Ecotality in Arizona Domenick Yoney

Ecotality, an electric transportation and storage company, has been big-timing it lately with the likes of Nissan. Together with the Pima Association of Governments (PAG), they have formed an EV ...

eTec builds a hydrogen-fueled Chevy Silverado Sam Abuelsamid

General Motors has been doing research and development, in earnest, on hydrogen-fueled vehicles for well over a decade. Unlike Ford and BMW, who have both built hydrogen-fueled internal combustion ...

Ecotality begins hydrogen fuel-cell ECObus tour of Arizona Dane Muldoon

Ecotality, who bill themselves as a researcher, inventor, developer, acquirer, and licensor of proprietary green energy technologies, has partnered up with the Arizona Public Services (APS) to ...


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