Who is investing more, utilities or automakers?
Toyota wants the credit.
Since automakers are footing the bill to develop plug-in vehicles, Toyota believes that “potentially valuable emissions credits that California plans to give to utilities for supporting rechargeable cars should go to automakers instead.”
The utilities have responded, “in state filings that clean-fuel credits will help them pay [...] [...]
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