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An evening city plaza event with a THINK City EV in the foreground under GE-branded tents reading “EV Experience Tour,” surrounded by diverse attendees learning about electric driving.

GE Electric EV Tour: Interactive Electric Vehicle Events

March 7, 2011 No Comments

Source: THINK Electric Vehicles
THINK is hitting the road with GE and other electric vehicle makers for a seven-city electric vehicle experience tour. The event will feature test drives of the THINK City for local business fleet operators, government representatives and other EV stakeholders, along with educational workshops with GE’s EV experts. The tour is designed to help local communities understand the technical and business impacts of the coming wide-spread deployment of EVs in the U.S.
Scheduled tour dates are: San Francisco, March 10; Seattle, March 15; Los Angeles, March 17; San Diego, March 22. Additional spring 2011 EV experience tour dates will be announced later for Austin, New York, and Washington, D.C.

Do It Yourself Home Energy Audits Gets Love From The Crunchy Chicken

March 7, 2011 No Comments

Back in November, the website the Crunchy Chicken (what a fun name) chose to do a review of the book Do It Yourself Home Energy Audits; part of the Green Guru Guides. This review was part of the Eco Libris campaign for a green books campaign.
The Crunchy Chicken (Deanna Duke) has chickens at her Seattle abode. She has had the fortune of being interviewed as a green expert by major media outlets such as The New York Times, USA Today, The Scientific American and even the National Enquirer (please see the Media page for full listing, if you are interested). Technorati has kindly listed this blog in the top 3,000 blogs and I get a goodly amount of traffic – know you are in good company as there are about 50,000 other readers out there.