Better Place manager for Oil Independence Policy Mike Granoff helped raise the initial $100 million for Shai Agassi's ambitious electric car recharging/battery exchange network. He addresses Wharton School's Net Impact electric car panel.
Tags : agassi, battery, better, car, electric, exchange, place, school, shai, wharton
Ener1 Chairman and CEO Charles Gassenheimer talks about his advanced lithium ion battery company, EnerDel and the shift to electric cars as part 3 of a November 14, 2008 panel discussion at UPenn's Wharton School.
Tags : battery, car, charles, electric, enerdel, gassenheimer, ion, lithium, upenn, wharton
Panel of four electric car industry experts at 2008 Wharton School conference discuss bringing electric cars to the mass market. This video features the introduction by panel moderator, Bill Moore, the publisher of EV World (www.evworld.com).
Tags : bill, car, electric, ev, moore, school, upenn, wharton, world
Chelsea Sexton is leading advocate for electric cars, appearing in 'Who Killed the Electric Car?', co-founding Plugin America and Lightning Rod Foundation. She addresses the Set America Free conference in this exclusive EV World Television video.
Tags : car, chelsea, electric, ev1, gm, killed, plug-in, sexton, who
GeoStrategic Analysis president Peter Huessy addresses the Set America Free conference on the national security implications of the nation's dependence on theocratic and autocratic regimes from Venezuela to Russia to Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Tags : arabia, huessy, iran, iraq, oil, russia, saudi, strategic
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