Dog Parks and the Global Transportation Market
John Eichberger | August 1, 2017 Have you ever been to a dog park? If so, it is usually easy to spot the dominant, confident dogs
August 1, 2017
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Sowing the Seeds for Future Change
John Eichberger | July 20, 2017 “Tomorrow’s Vehicles” shows the vehicle market will not change overnight, but the seeds for more rapid evolution have been sown.
July 20, 2017
EVs Expected To Be Less than 2% of Vehicles on the Road in 2025, but Future Growth Can Be Expected
Transportation Energy Institute Press Release | July 18, 2017 ALEXANDRIA, Va. – While car companies and even countries have recently pledged to go all-in on electric
July 18, 2017
How Soon for EV? Let’s Have Another Cocktail and Do More Math
John Eichberger | July 6, 2017 In the last blog entry, we introduced the concept of using simple, cocktail napkin math to evaluate how long it
July 6, 2017
Are We There Yet? 10 More Years
John Eichberger | June 15, 2017 We are a very impatient species. We started as kids – “Are we there yet?” “How much longer?” To shut
June 15, 2017
New Vehicle Technologies Need Years to Reach Market Saturation, Transportation Energy Institute Report Finds
Transportation Energy Institute Press Release | June 13, 2017 ALEXANDRIA, Va. – It would take close to a decade for a new vehicle technology to reach
June 13, 2017
Teetering or Tottering – Part 2 – Balancing oil markets with U.S. policy?
John Eichberger | June 1, 2017 The last time we took a stroll through the park to see what was happening on the playground of fuel
June 1, 2017
New Transportation Energy Models Delivered at Transportation Energy Institute’s Student Competition
Transportation Energy Institute Press Release | May 25, 2017 DENVER, Co. – A proposal that focused on incorporating liquefied natural gas into the U.S. transition to
May 25, 2017
Transportation Energy Institute Debuts First Book, ‘Urbanization: The Effect of Urban Development on U.S. Vehicle Travel and Fuel Demand’
Transportation Energy Institute Press Release | May 23, 2017 ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The history of U.S. living and travel patterns provides valuable insight for the future
May 23, 2017
Teetering or Tottering – Part 1 – Who likes low gas prices?
John Eichberger | May 1, 2017 Have you ever watched kids playing on a teeter-totter? Who is having more fun – the kid going up or
May 1, 2017