The humble hybrid vehicle isn't going anywhere yet, including for a CT couple – Hartford Courant

At 78, Jim Beermann realizes his carbon footprint will go to zero sometime in the not-too-distant future. He’s just hoping to keep it relatively low in the meantime. So Beermann was frustrated to find that his senior center in Juno Beach, Florida, doesn’t have electric vehicle chargers or plans to build them anytime soon. Like many people on the cusp of EV adoption, Beermann bought himself a ...

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