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Submitted 4 years ago

I have the pleasure of flying Harbour Air in Vancouver almost weekly and am totally thrilled about them pioneering the first electric flight this week. Photo courtesy of Harbour Air.

Greg Stolz

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Dan Marotta4 years ago

According to the US Energy Information Administration burning coal to generate electricity releases approximately 50% more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere per unit of energy than burning gasoline.

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James Lace4 years ago

Beauty of BC, electric power generation, 95% of it is hydro electric. Good area for this application of new tech!
But for all those Tesla owners in gas and coal electric generating areas why?

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