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The Disgrace of the Morrison Government

The current federal government in Australia could be commended for its response to COVID19 - a rare example of adhering to the scientific consensus and keeping the virus relatively contained in Australia with the help of all the states and territories of differing political persuasions. It demonstrates the rapid progress that can be made

September 15th, 2020|

Naysayer Alert – the hydrogen red herring

(Guest Post by John Murray) There has been much discussion for over thirty years or more around the use of hydrogen fuel cells as an alternative to the internal combustion engine.  Fuel cells had been promoted in some sectors as the best alternative to the internal combustion engine.  Proponents believe such a car could

August 22nd, 2020|Tags: , |

How to Import an EV to Australia

How to Import an Electric Vehicle We've been asked over the years about EV car imports and this blog is a bit of a 'how to' about the process. There are a number of avenues you can take with importing a vehicle from overseas - either through a bulk buy organisation where

July 31st, 2020|Tags: , , |

Driving the Tesla Model 3 in Australia

  I had the opportunity recently to experience the Model 3.  This isn't an in-depth review of the nitty gritty details of the car but more an overview and general impressions of this stunning vehicle. Plenty of Youtube video reviews are available that go in to much more detail. My previous experience with Tesla

November 17th, 2019|

For our own security it’s time to ditch oil dependency

It's been obvious for a long time that our position in Australia is rather precarious when it comes to our reliance on oil.  The drone attacks on the Saudi oil fields brought this point into sharp focus over the past few days. We rely on foreign liquid fuel imports for 85% of our

September 19th, 2019|

7 Benefits of Switching to Electric Cars

Guest Post by Sofia Lockhart                       Buying a new car is always a significant investment, often involving plenty of research and testing beforehand, and buyers will likely give new, upcoming electric models a similar treatment. Electric cars are still a very recent addition to our

August 25th, 2019|

Meet the Joylong E6 Electric Minibus

The Joylong E6 The Joylong E6 is an electric minibus that can carry up to 17 passengers. It has a city range of around 270kms and highway range of around 210kms with full loads. We had seen the prototype of this vehicle over a year ago and now Perth based Global Automotive Distributors has

August 21st, 2019|

EV Policy Vacuum continues in Australia

Where to now for EVs in Australia Successive governments have been totally unaware or turned a blind eye to the biggest disruption of the automotive industry since the advent of ‘horseless carriages’ in the eighteen hundreds. Back then the rolling out of automotive transport came at a point in time when horse manure was

May 19th, 2019|

Energy system of the future – Orkney Scotland

Orkney is an archipelago that lies off the northeastern coast of Scotland. It comprises 70 islands, 17 of which are inhabited. It is steeped in history with a Viking presence dating back to the 8th century. Some of the Norse legends and customs are still enacted during various festivals throughout the year. These islands

April 17th, 2019|

Self Replicating Carbon Capture & Storage Device Revealed

Breaking news! Today we learned of a self replicating, carbon capture and storage device. It can be fully recycled and has secondary uses in the building, horticultural and farming sectors. It is claimed to increase crop yields when strategically positioned.  Some parts of the device are edible and can be safely consumed by humans. This

April 16th, 2019|
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