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It’s Not Enough To Electrify More. We Must Electrify Better.
EVs and other electric products are emerging not only as a climate strategy but also as a question of affordability, economic competitiveness, public health, consumer experience, energy security, and resilience to volatile fuel markets.
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An electric bus departs its depot at 5 a.m. after an overnight charge, transporting children to school without diesel emissions. Throughout the morning, heat pumps condition homes and offices, consuming far less energy than comparable gas boilers. By midday, solar power supplies delivery vehicles, cools warehouses and supports factories’ most energy‑intensive processes. In the evening, smart chargers delay residential EV charging to periods when electricity is cheaper and the grid is less congested, illustrating how electrification can improve affordability, health, and energy resilience.
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