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Russell Sydney
Russell Sydney is uniquely qualified to write about the burgeoning use of electric cars, plug-in hybrids and e-bikes – the Electric Vehicle (EV) Solution.Russell is a seasoned and ...view moreRussell Sydney is uniquely qualified to write about the burgeoning use of electric cars, plug-in hybrids and e-bikes – the Electric Vehicle (EV) Solution.Russell is a seasoned and experienced writer and international seminar leader. He has a gift for turning technical information about things like electric cars into readily usable and understandable language. He has been the Editor and Principle Writer for the Sustainable Transport Club Newsletter since 2004. He is the author of the best-selling Bust the Y2K Bug and A History of the Farmers Markets Movement in California.His professional career has included rising to the top of the training field. Russell has trained people on technology throughout the United States, all across Canada, around the U.K., and down into the Caribbean. This work helped over 300 companies adopt new technologies and over 8,000 people with various aspects of business and computerization.Russell Sydney also helped create one of the leading Electric Vehicle Areas in the U.S. This EV Area stretches from Long Beach to Santa Monica and up to Santa Barbara. It has one of the highest concentrations of electric cars, plug-in hybrids and e-bikes in the U.S. He has worked with many of the top EV leaders and developers as well as hundreds of electric car drivers and e-bike riders around the country. He is communicating their knowledge about handling high gas prices and how to save energy. In addition, he is communicating his own personal experiences with EVs. He is a Chevy Volt driver and has been driving and testing all sorts of electric cars and e-bikes since 2003.Russell Sydney has a Master’s Degree in International Development from UC Davis.view less
Books by Russell Sydney
Energy and EV Secrets: How the volt, plug-in hybrids, electric cars and e-bikes can save energy and cut your gas prices