In the United States, where transportation accounts for 29 percent of total energy use per
year, the country is witnessing a slow but steady shift from gasoline and diesel fuel to …

The transportation sector is electrifying at unprecedented rates with more passenger
vehicles, trucks, buses, and even bikes and scooters hitting the road every day. All told …

Electric vehicles (EVs) today are a small part of the US transportation fleet. Technological
advancements, automotive industry investments and state policies are driving increased …

EVs are getting a boost, though: They are prominently featured in a $7.5 billion initiative from
the Biden Administration, signed by the president earlier this month, with the goal of building …

Nigro et al examine why US policymakers are prioritizing transportation electrification. The
transportation sector is electrifying at unprecedented rates with more passenger vehicles …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review explores the transportation implications of key
scenarios for deep decarbonization. While electrification of transportation is not the only …

The rise of EVs is part of a broader shift toward electricity as the fuel of choice for mobility—
what is known as transportation electrification (TE). This change includes not only the …

The traditional fossil fuels used to power the Nation's fleet of automobiles come with
significant economic, national security, and environmental costs. For example, almost half of …

In this chapter, the potential impact on energy demand from the impending shift to electric
vehicles is explored. The first sections explain the drivers behind the transition from internal …

Electric vehicles promise to improve the environment and reduce dependence on petroleum
as a transportation fuel. In reality, electric vehicle technology has yet to produce a vehicle …