
Kyle Stock
Senior Writer and Associate Editor at Bloomberg Businessweek
Senior Writer. Bloomberg. Businessweek. Corporate strategy and cars. Dogs, fish and opinions are (mostly) my own. Instagram: kylestock77
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5 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Olivia Rudgard |Leslie Kaufman |David Stringer |Kyle Stock
Yassamin Ansari Yassamin Ansari’s tentative plan after graduating from college was to work with refugees in Turkey. But a brief phone call with Bob Orr, then-Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s climate adviser at the United Nations, changed her mind. He explained how global warming exacerbates existing problems, including refugee crises. “I was 100% convinced that I needed to go work for him at the UN and on climate,” she says. So she did.
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3 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Kyle Stock
When Jeffrey Raun drives his Tesla Model 3 far from his Anchorage, Alaska, home, he pays some of the highest public charging rates in the nation. Juicing the car’s battery from 10% to 90% full costs somewhere around $32 at the Three Bears grocery and sporting goods outpost in Chugiak, roughly triple what he pays at home. “This is a choice we’ve made and we’re all in, and we’re going to charge where and when we need to charge,” Raun explained.
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1 month ago |
ttnews.com | Kyle Stock
Nearly 40% of the country’s 10,700 public fast-charging stations recently started adjusting rates often and aggressively, based on myriad factors that skew the supply-demand equation.
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1 month ago |
seattletimes.com | Kyle Stock
When Jeffrey Raun drives his Tesla Model 3 far from his Anchorage home he pays some of the highest public charging rates in the nation. Juicing the car’s battery from 10% to 90% full costs somewhere around $32 at the Three Bears grocery and sporting goods outpost in Chugiak, roughly triple what he pays at home. “This is a choice we’ve made and we’re all in and we’re going to charge where and when we need to charge,” Raun explained.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Kyle Stock
A Chevrolet Bolt charges at an EV charging station in Hudson, New York. (Bloomberg) -- When Jeffrey Raun drives his Tesla Model 3 far from his Anchorage home he pays some of the highest public charging rates in the nation. Juicing the car’s battery from 10% to 90% full costs somewhere around $32 at the Three Bears grocery and sporting goods outpost in Chugiak, roughly triple what he pays at home.
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