(Overnight) Charge It
Electric cars require recharging after every 100 miles, which most motorists find inconvenient. But if such car owners recharged overnight, electric utilities could sell more power during a period of typically slow usage. In this way, says Utah State University researcher Ed Stafford, domestic electricity could be a viable alternative to foreign oil.
For more information, contact Edwin Stafford, associate professor, Business Administration Department, and co-director, Center for Market Innovation and Diffusion of Cleaner Technologies, Utah State University, 435-797-3890. SHARE
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