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Should EV Owners Pay Road Taxes? Report From Anderson Economic Group

LANSING - Because electric vehicle drivers avoid both Federal and State gas taxes, they pay only 70- to 80-percent of the cost paid by Michigan’s drivers of internal combustion engine vehicles, says Patrick Anderson, CEO of Anderson Economic Group in this video interview. AEG expects EVs to represent from 15- to 25-percent of new vehicle

By |2023-02-07T11:26:34-05:00February 7th, 2023|Auto Tech, Clean Update, mitechtv|

B2B SaaS Transport Fleet Management

In today's fast-paced and competitive business world, the transportation industry is facing new and unique challenges every day. In order to keep up with these challenges, B2B companies are turning towards SaaS (Software as a Service) solutions to help manage their transport fleet more efficiently and effectively. The Need for Transport Fleet Management A transport

By |2023-02-07T10:57:11-05:00February 7th, 2023|Guest Columns|

Muskegon Public Schools Open STEAM Lab At Elementary School

MUSKEGON – Students at Muskegon Public Schools are learning about science and technology in a new, next-generation STEAM lab that opened this week at Bunker Elementary school. The STEAM lab features alignment to state and national curriculum standards in science, mathematics, technology and English Language Arts, and hosts over 400 lessons that include digital animation, circuitry,

For What You Can Use an Essay Writing Service

Often schoolchildren and students are faced with the need to write an essay. Feedback from students suggests that not everyone can cope with such a creative task due to various factors. Someone does not have enough time; someone faces difficulties in formulating and arguing theses. In any case, students can seek help from sites where

By |2023-02-07T08:47:46-05:00February 7th, 2023|Guest Columns|

Michigan Works Southeast! Gets $3.6 Million To Provide Job Training To Nearly 2000 Workers

DETROIT – Michigan Works! Southeast will receive up to $3.6 Million from the Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Opportunity to train workers at 66 companies throughout the region. Collectively, these 66 companies will train 1,883 employees, which includes 789 new hires and 330 United Stated Dept. of Labor Registered Apprentices. The grant awards are

By |2023-02-07T09:25:24-05:00February 6th, 2023|ESD|

Detroit Arsenal Awards $24 Million To Develop New Military Vehicle Technology

DETROIT ARSENAL— The National Advanced Mobility Consortium asked their membership of defense contractors to provide solutions for the United States Army’s ask for three prototypes of each variant in the Common Tactical Truck Family of Vehicles. The opportunity received multiple entries with American Rheinmetall Vehicles/GM Defense, Mack Defense, Navistar Defense, and Oshkosh Defense receiving the

By |2023-02-07T09:25:24-05:00February 6th, 2023|Mobile MI, Mobility|

MPSC Chair Explains Why Michiganders Will Pay Time Based Electrical Rates

LANSING - In March, Michigan electric utilities will start time-based rates, where if you use electricity during peak daylight hours - such as from 3 to 7 pm - you will pay more than if you are using electricity before or after those times. Michigan Public Service Commission Chairman Dan Scripps explains why MPSC is

By |2023-02-06T17:53:49-05:00February 6th, 2023|Government/Politics, mitechtv, Politics, Politics/Government|

Triangular UFO Spotted Over Salt Lake City…Aliens Or Man Made?

A bewildered witness in Utah captured footage of a mysterious triangular object hovering over Salt Lake City for several minutes. The puzzling sighting reportedly occurred last September, though video of the peculiar event only popped up online this week by way of several YouTube channels devoted to aerial anomalies. According to the man who saw the strangely

By |2023-02-10T17:22:21-05:00February 6th, 2023|Guest Columns|

Humanity May Reach Singularity With Artificial Intelligence Within Just 7 Years

DETROIT - Technology is moving so quickly some experts suggest artificial intelligence will reach singularity within seven years, meaning there will be no distinction between human and machine or physical and virtual reality. The merging of man and machine could take place by 2030, some say, the stuff of sci-fi movies. AI researchers and technology

By |2023-05-11T08:09:03-04:00February 6th, 2023|Featured, Industry 4.0|

Report: Nearly All US Coal Plants More Expensive To Operate Than New Renewables

WASHINGTON DC - All of the nation’s coal-fired power plants but one are less cost-effective to operate than constructing new solar or wind facilities in the United States, according to a study published Monday by the firm Energy Innovation. Analysts compared operating costs at the 210 coal plants in the continental U.S. in 2021 to the

By |2023-02-07T09:25:26-05:00February 6th, 2023|Clean Update|