A U.S Air Force Base in Los Angeles has begun testing an EV fleet with a two-way power flow during late 2014. This has marked a first concerning a federal facility replacing their entire fleet with plug-in electric vehicles, where most have bidirectional capacities which allow them to take part within the energy markets of California.

When completed, Mohammed Bin Rashid City in Dubai, also called the Mall of the World, will be the biggest of its kind. This city-sized enclosure will measure 4.

The momentum that electric vehicles are gaining within the automotive industry has provoked calls for funding for infrastructure and electric vehicle charging stations to support the growth of energy efficient cars.

The United States is pushing through with its plan to include climate change as one of the talking points for this year’s G20 summit. The Australian federal government however is not very keen on including this topic on the agenda this coming November.