Tesla scrutiny, BP fast-charging Gigahubs, the pinnacle of fossil fuels in the 2020s: Car News Today
The SEC and DOJ are reportedly stepping up actions regarding Tesla’s self-driving car claims. BP is building its first expanded fast charging hub near LAX. And will fossil fuel demand peak this decade? This and more, here Green Car Report.
Oil giant BP is planning to build a series of large-scale “Gigahubs” –EV fast charging hub aimed at vehicles. The first will offer 48 charging ports and be built near Los Angeles’ LAX airport.
Tesla is reportedly facing new levels of scrutiny from both the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)—reportedly both passing Tesla announces self-driving cars. Neither the DOJ nor the SEC have confirmed either of these potential actions, based on reports from Reuters and The Wall Street Journal quoted insiders.
A new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) shows that globally demand for fossil fuels will peak this decade. The IEA predicts that due in part to Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and energy and economic instability, government spending on renewables has increased — and that could mark a “turning point”. history” in the shift away from fossil fuels, the IEA predicts.
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