Category: Petro Blogs

Our 10 Years in Transportation Energy

John Eichberger | May 2023 When we launched the Fuels Institute 10 years ago, one of our objectives was to bridge the gap that existed between

May 21, 2023

Achieving Carbon Reductions Strategically

John Eichberger | April 2023 Another day, another policy announcement. Without doubt, the pursuit of carbon reductions has not lost any momentum. As I draft this,

April 16, 2023

Exploring Priorities and Preserving Optionality

John Eichberger | March 2023 So much has changed in the transportation energy space since we founded the Transportation Energy Institute 10 years ago. When I

March 16, 2023

Reducing Carbon Emissions Effectively – Now and Tomorrow

John Eichberger | February 2023 Why is the Transportation Energy Institute so focused on identifying paths to lower transportation carbon emissions? Because that is the direction

February 15, 2023

Decarbonizing the Elephant in the Room – Combustion Vehicles

John Eichberger | September 2022 The pressure to decarbonize the transportation sector continues to gain momentum. Governments throughout the world (and within the United States) are

September 1, 2022

Fuels Prices – In Context, not Hype

John Eichberger | February 24, 2022 The price of oil and gasoline is once again dominating news coverage, and with good reason – prices haven’t been

February 24, 2022

Life Cycle Carbon Emissions of Electric and Combustion Vehicles

John Eichberger | December 1, 2021 As the world pursues a vision of a decarbonized transportation market, the contribution of battery electric vehicles (BEV) will be

December 1, 2021

There’s Only One Way to Rock

John Eichberger | August 2021 If you pay attention only to the headlines, it would be very easy to believe that there is only one path

August 10, 2021

Money (That’s What I Want)

John Eichberger | June 2021 While the primary focus of discussion these days is how to decarbonize transportation and the pace of market expansion for electric

June 1, 2021