The former Manhattan borough president says she supports banning e-bikes from parks and a state campaign to require licensing ...

Now, if we compare the EM1 e: to its gas-powered counterparts, its price tag of P155,400, or about $2,785 USD, puts it in the same ballpark as some of the most popular scooters in the market. But ...

which transport natural gas from supply basins to local distribution companies, power generation plants, industrial facilities, and other customers. The company also owns regulated natural gas ...

Consumers are hesitant due to several factors including the high cost of EVs, the lack of visible and convenient charging infrastructure, and the slow charging times compared to gas refueling ...

“Using a gas-powered lawn mower for just one hour emits the same amount of pollution as a road trip from Los Angeles to Las ...

In this case, you’ll need to consider the best traditional kick scooter or best electric scooter if you want to get there faster. These are generally the best for kids who are starting out and ...

They’re one of the only methods of powered ... bike, parts are cheap coming in under £30 to replace the unit. Worth bearing in mind when viewing a second-hand bike. When it comes to scooters ...

But Moscow doesn't appear ready to acknowledge that it's not in a financial position to cut Europe off from its natural gas exports completely. In an interview with Sky News Arabia on Friday ...

While the transition is taking longer than many expected, a few automakers have hedged their bets with a shared platform that can accommodate both gas-powered and electrified powertrains ...

For many homes that are off the gas grid, electric heating is their main source of heat. Electric heating can be relatively cheap to install and low maintenance, but it's often expensive to run.

Electric flying car maker Alef Aeronautics is one step closer to launching the new tech after signing a mass manufacturing deal this week for aviation-grade parts. Although it may sound like ...

A new report has found drivers in oil-rich Norway — the country produces roughly 2 million barrels per day — now own more electric cars than gas guzzlers, The Guardian reported. The Norwegian ...