Does AI Want Us Dead?

Are Hybrid Technologies a Pathway for Decarbonising Heavy Vehicles?

EVs on Life Support (Part 3): Unplugging

EVs on Life Support (Part 2): China, the EV Manufacutring Powerhouse: China established itself as an EV manufacturing powerhouse at a substantial cost yet, apparently, without the same drive for environmentalism that has swept the West. Why spend all this money then?

EVs on Life Support (Part 1): Norway’s Stellar EV Adoption Story: EV sales are on fire in Norway and in China but there’s more to the story than it seems. The EV market is propped up by incentives that when reduced or eliminated cause chaos. Just ask other Europeans

Are Battery Electric Trucks A Greater Fire Risk than Internal Combustion Engines?: This edition explores the fire risk profile of electric trucks and electric vehicles

CrowdStrike: From Anonymous to Infamous: How digitalization, SaaS, and disaster capitalism create an explosive, yet profitable mix

What are the limits of corporate ESG responsibilities?: This edition takes a slightly different take on the tragic Francis Scott Key bridge collapse and other incidents from the corporate responsibility perspective.

Unwinding the Tangled Web: How Robotaxis Failed to Make California's Streets Safer and Decarbonisation Technologies Turned Out to Be More Expensive Than Anticipated: This edition picks up threads from stories on the rise and fall of robotaxis and train robberies prevalence in California, and the true (high) costs of decarbonisation technologies

The Genesis of an Impossible Situation: Australia's Ever Increasing Container Terminal Access Charges: This edition analyses the recent increases in container terminal charges, what allowed the situation to degenerate and potential options to address this issue.

Two Completely Different Approaches to Decarbonising Heavy Vehicles in California and Australia : This edition looks at California's ACF regulation banning the registration of new diesel trucks from January 2024 and two Australian states' trials with 'zero emissions' vehicles

Disposable Electric Vehicles: This edition covers China's EV graveyards and San Franciso's struggle with autonomous vehicles

Is Shipping the Crux of Electric Vehicles Supply Chains?: This edition takes a dive into the blazing inferno that was the Fremantle Highway and the implications this may have for the electric vehicles of the future

How can Logistics Adapt to Future Truck Technologies Limitations?: Two stories from different continents with a surprising commonality caught my attention: American company’s Kodiak Robotics plans for an 800 strong autonomous truck network in collaboration with Loadsmith in the US, and Spanish company’s Trucksters idea to

Climate Ambitions Trump Climate Action When it Comes to Decarbonizing Europe’s Trucks: This edition takes a look at T&E's latest ranking of European truck manufacturers' readiness for decarbonization and how actual emissions reduction efforts are discounted in favor of 'ambitions'

What Do Electric Military Vehicles and Carbon Offsets for Ballistic Missiles Have in Common?: Hypocrisy. However, electrifying the military does highlight the key counterargument to electro-mobility – electric vehicles can go only where there is charging infrastructure

The Future of The Cargo Ship Looks Much Like Its Past

(De)Rail Mania

Could Sulphates Save the Planet?

The Long and Winding Road of Logistics Decarbonisation

Will ChatGPT Turn the Internet Into a Giant Ad Billboard?

The Things You Know And The Ones You Don’t: Where Is Your Data Going?

Connecting the Dots from Past to Future

Congestion Management Technology that Mitigates no Congestion

It Can Be Digital, Should It Be Digital?