Emma Jarratt is the Executive Editor at Electric Autonomy, with previous experience at Toronto Star, CTV W5, VICE, and The Globe and Mail. Emma specializes in covering electric vehicles, renewable energy, and the intersection of technology and transportation.
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Emma Jarratt's focus is primarily on government announcements related to electric vehicles in Canada. She covers topics such as EV investments, government policies, and developments in the ZEV sector. Her articles also touch upon the automotive industry.
Given her emphasis on government announcements and their impact on the electric vehicle sector, she may be receptive to pitches from experts or officials knowledgeable about Canadian governmental policies regarding EVs, automotive industry trends within Canada, and updates on charging infrastructure initiatives across the country.
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By: Emma Jarratt
Ontario city bus fleet on track for 50 per cent electrification by 2026
By: Emma Jarratt
Two Level 2 chargers are in operation at the Métis Nation of Ontario office in Thunder Bay with more to follow across the province
Taiwanese battery maker, E-One Moli, planned to expand its existing factory in Maple Ridge, B.C., but is now shelving the plan
The utility-owned network's new (and fastest) 350 kW EV charger is located in a 22-spot charging parkade in Oyama
By: Emma Jarratt
By 2026 Gitga'at First Nation hopes to build a new hydroelectric facility that will power, among other things, its electric fleet
Of the 75,636-plus zero-emission vehicles newly registered in Canada in Q3 2024, 74 per cent were battery-electric vehicles
By: Emma Jarratt
Successful participants in the Battery Boost program may be eligible for employment at the NextStar battery manufacturing plant in Windsor
Following final approval in January 2025, Taykwa Tagamou Nation in Ontario will hold 8.4 per cent equity interest in Canada Nickel Company
By: Emma Jarratt
Quebec is pausing the Roulez vert program as of February 2025, while passing a bill to ban combustion vehicle sales starting in 2035
By: Emma Jarratt
American-made Polestar 3 debuts; Dodge Charger Daytona is ready to rumble; VW’s electric ID. Buzz microbus hits the road; and GMC goes big
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