Posted December 23rd, 2020 for FLPR
E Squared Energy, a technological company that specializes in the development of green energy resources via microgrids, has signed a letter of intent to purchase 14,000 Endurance™ electric pickup trucks from Lordstown Motors Corp
Lordstown, OH, Dec 24, 2020 -/PressReleasePoint/- E Squared Energy, a technological company that specializes in the development of green energy resources via microgrids, has signed a letter of intent to purchase 14,000 Endurance™ electric pickup trucks from Lordstown Motors Corp., a new original equipment manufacturer (OEM) in the next 3-year period beginning with Lordstown Motors first production in 2021. With today’s leading innovation at the core of both companies, the letter of intent is the latest example of how smart and sustainable technologies will continue to drive growth in Northeast Ohio’s Voltage Valley.
it may be slow but this could be the future of mobility transportation this driverless bus is making one of its first journeys in stockholm much to the excitement of some locals. expect expecting it to be a little bit bumpy like it should be a head start like jump start but it was really smooth i m impressed computers tend to do less hours and human so if we could get more robust traffic i listen if you think that the amount of. stands. i says overall the traffic will reduce the project is part of a collaboration that includes telecommunications company ericsson bina de la just writer in scandinavia over six months the driverless bus will shuttle people over a one and a half kilometer stretch of road apart from looking at how people react the trial
dollar and also if we might see more interest rate increase there within this year some also by the way donald trump said that the government should stop talking about the dollar and in the long time at least the president believes the donga to the dollar will get stronger again ensconced in new york thank you very much. and before we go a quick look at the latest driverless bus was now arriving in scandinavia. it may be slow but this could be the future of mobility transportation this driverless bus is making one of its first journeys in stockholm much to the excitement of some locals i was expecting expecting it to be a little bit bumpy like should be a head start like jump start but it was really smooth and i m impressed computers tend to do less hours the human so if we could get more robust out in traffic