Nissan MID4 Type II
The folks at Mitsubishi always had an itch for performance and a habit of punching above their weight. In the 80s, the company quietly worked on a car designed to dethrone the Ferrari Testarossa, which at that time was considered to be the best performance car money can buy. The result of their effort was the MID4 Type II, with the MID being short for Mid-Engine Four Wheel Drive . Powering the sleek and beautiful mid-engine sports car was a Biturbo 3.0 litre V6 engine making 330 hp, sent to all four wheels through a five-speed manual gearbox. Unlike other cars on the list, the MID4 Type II was pretty much ready for production by the time it made its debut at the 1989 Chicago Auto Show. Sadly, Nissan ultimately decided not to put the car into production, thinking it would be too expensive to make.
Volta Announces $125 Million Financing
Series D Funding Accelerates Strategic Growth and Execution of EV Charging Station Network
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Volta, the industry leader in commerce-centric electric vehicle (EV) charging networks, today announced an oversubscribed Series D financing of $125 million. Goldman Sachs acted as exclusive placement agent to the Company in connection with the financing.
Volta Charging Announces $125 Million Financing
Volta builds and operates an EV charging network with the highest utilization in the United States. Strategically placed in front of essential businesses such as grocery stores, pharmacies, banks and hospitals, Volta s EV network supports a larger consumer trend toward vehicle electrification by placing fueling stations in parking lots directly where consumers already spend their time and money. Currently located in 23 states and over 200 municipalities, Volta s unique a
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Last year, we looked at coral and coral restoration where “coral gardeners” painstakingly reattached live coral bits to existing, damaged reefs. (Corals are honorary plants, for anyone who wants to send me pictures.) At that time, I questioned whether it was possible to “mobilize” coral gardeners for reef restoration, and whether it was or will be possible, it hasn’t happened. In this post (inspired by a reweeted thread by Sarah Taber from Interfluidity’s steve randy waldman), I want to look at a process for coral restoration that makes gardening more efficient: electric reefs[1] (a.k.a. Biorock® the “®” is important or mineral accretion technology). First, I’ll describe the process, then I’ll look at its utopian origins and hopes, and the financial challenges to its propagation. Then I’ll do a quick review of installations (with maps and examples). Finally, I’ll present what “the science” says.[2]
Volta Collaborates with Emory Healthcare
Expanding Emory s vision of transformative practices and sustainable choices to include electric vehicle charging
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/
Volta, the industry leader in commerce-centric electric vehicle charging networks, today announced a collaboration with Emory Healthcare to bring free electric vehicle charging to patients who will visit Emory Musculoskeletal Institute when it opens in Fall 2021.
Emory Musculoskeletal Institute opening in Fall 2021
Emory Healthcare collaborates with Volta to include free electric vehicle charging for their community Emory Healthcare is proud to be the nation s first health care facility to partner with Volta, providing our patients, and visitors with convenient car charging and helping inspire our community to grow the region s electric power transportation choices, said Scott D. Boden, M.D., Director of the Emory Orthopaedics & Spine Ce