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George W. Bush touts wind-power legacy at Dallas convention

Former President George W. Bush touted his wind-power legacy at the Windpower 2010 convention Tuesday and framed his presidency as one of tough decisions he'll explore in his upcoming book.

The Electric Car Revolution Will Soon Take to the Streets

Electric cars are a green movement that is finally moving. Shunted to the side as the public indulged its love affair with gas-guzzling SUVs and four-wheel-drive trucks, history has finally caught up with the plug-in vehicle.

Daimler, BYD to Develop an Electric Car for Chinese Market

Germany's Daimler AG and BYD Co. of China agreed to jointly develop an electric vehicle for the Chinese market, which last year became the world's biggest market for cars.

Ghosn Sees Electric Cars Taking Off

The global market for electric cars is ready to surge, proving skeptics wrong and leaving car companies scrambling to make them, said Carlos Ghosn, chief executive officer of Nissan Motor Co., which will begin selling the all-electric Leaf sedan in December.

Electric vehicles are charging up the automotive industry

A dozen all-electric or plug-in hybrids are expected to hit the market in the next three years.
They promise to combine blinding fuel efficiency, radical new technology and futuristic styling.

Warren Buffett Makes $1 Billion Profit on Electric Car Maker BYD, Decides to Invest More

by Michael Graham Richard, Ottawa, Canada on 08. 5.09
Business & Politics Warren Buffett takes charge Warren Buffett hasn't just seen the car of the future, he's sitting in the driver's seat. Why he's banking on an obscure Chinese electric car company and a CEO who - no joke - drinks his own battery fluid.

BYD Announces the American debut of e6 in 2010

Posted on 23. Aug, 2009 by admin in Electric
Since Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway invested in BYD, a battery and electric car producer in China, I have anticipated their entry into the U.S. market. As published previously the F3DM, a VOLT type of hybrid, was going to be the first car that they offered in the U.S. Today’s announcement contradicted the previous statement saying, the Chinese automaker will be bringing the e6 all electric car to the U.S. first.

Tesla calls new investment 'endorsement'

On the heels of delivering its 700th Roadster, the electric automaker today announced a new $82.5M round led by new investor London-based Fjord Capital Partners. September 15, 2009 - by Lisa Sibley, Cleantech Grou

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