May 4, 2010 • 5:53 pm 0
Electric bikes are not for the tiny-hatted bike geeks leaning over racks of $400 carbon fiber wheels at your local bike shop. They’re not even for people who are happily biking to work already. Electric bicycles are for people who would otherwise drive.
Filed under: GOOD magazine, green technology, Pedego, Trek, UltraMotor
March 22, 2010 • 5:48 pm 0
To naval engineers—who have been doing radical things with ship propulsion since the Egyptians first harnessed wind to sail up the Nile around 3500 B.C.—the latest innovations in automobile drivetrains are old hat.
GOOD magazine
Filed under: GOOD magazine, green technology, DNV Marine, Eidesvik, hybrid, PlanetSolar, Queen Mary 2
February 22, 2010 • 11:03 am 0
Good’s editors came up with the idea for this one. It’s an interesting take on the problem of fuel efficiency – we all know smaller, lighter cars and the electrification of the drive train are the ultimate solution, but a certain amount of waste is inevitable. So: how can we recover it?
Filed under: GOOD magazine, green technology, Amerigon, Eaton, fuel economy, fuel efficiency, hydraulic launch assist, Levant Power, Prius, regenerative brakes, waste heat recovery
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