July 16th, 2010 
Tommy 
Facing fresh criticism of his handling of the economy, President Barack Obama travels to Michigan on Thursday to promote investments in the electric vehicle battery industry, a sector the administration sees as a bright spot in the sagging recovery.
Barack Obama – Electric vehicle – Michigan – United States – President
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May 21st, 2010 Tommy An official said Thursday that the carmaker will partner with Toyota Motors Corp. to build electric cars at a recently shuttered auto plant in the San Francisco Bay area.
Toyota – California – San Francisco Bay Area – Electric car – NUMMI
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March 30th, 2010 Tommy 
Nissan Motor Co. said Tuesday its new electric car, the LEAF, will start at 3.76 million yen ($40,000) in Japan, aiming to put zero-emission cars within reach of drivers around the world.
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March 11th, 2010 Tommy 
The so-called “RV Capital of the World” may soon be able to bill itself the “EV Capital of the World. What a difference a letter makes.
Read more – msnbc.com: U.S. news
March 10th, 2010 Tommy 
A vast project in Florida will be the world’s second-largest solar plant, attached to the nation’s largest fossil-fuel power plant.
Power station – Fossil fuel – Technology – Energy – Florida
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March 4th, 2010 Tommy 
To all those cities worrying about getting wired for electric vehicles: Fret not. Early studies of electric car drivers show they generally get back home before they need to recharge.
Electric car – Transportation – Electric vehicle – Business – Energy
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February 25th, 2010 Tommy 
Six weeks after a catastrophic earthquake flattened downtown Port-au-Prince, power has returned to nearly half the city’s neighborhoods.
Read more – msnbc.com: World news
February 21st, 2010 Tommy 
As automakers prepare to introduce the first mass-market electric cars late this year, it is increasingly evident that the cars will get their most serious tryout in just a handful of places.
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