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Looking at Norway, the government offers a wide range of EV incentives and exemptions. So far, regulation has been the key driver of EV adoption. What factors drive this change? As the CEO of EVgo, Cathy Zoi, highlighted at our recent Dealbook session, industry transformation is ideally driven by a trifecta of consumer demand, regulation and visionary leadership. In December, Norway became the first country in the world where EV sales outstripped all others, with EVs accounting for two-thirds of new auto sales in the last few months. In the U.S., EVs are starting to grow in popularity as highlighted in a recent analysis by our Auto Research Analysts about global Electric Vehicle (EVs) adoption, but it’s notable that the EV revolution is happening faster in other countries. 24 match at Arizona State.Regulation as the catalyst for investment She also had a season-high of 8 kills in the Sept. She led the team in blocks in 16 matches, with a season-high of 8 in the five-set win at Utah. For the season, Wessels had 91 kills (0.77/set). 265 attack percentage in conference play was second-best on the team. Wessels, a middle blocker from Lewiston, Idaho, started all 31 matches this season and ranked second on the team with 87 total blocks, and led the team in conference matches with 54 total blocks. Barton added 140 digs, 32 blocks, and 14 aces. 14 against Cal Poly, which was the most by a Husky freshman since Christal Morrison in 2004. Barton led the Dawgs in kills in six matches, including a season-high 26 back on Sept. She ranked third on the team in kills per set (2.79) and in total kills (279) while also handling more serve-receptions than any other player on the team. It's the first time since 2014 that the Huskies have had multiple All-Freshman Team picks.īarton, an outside hitter from Chandler, Ariz., was a three-time Pac-12 Freshman of the Week, matching the most wins ever for a Husky rookie.

True freshmen Kierstyn Barton and Katy Wessels both earned the honor. SEATTLE – Two Dawgs made the seven-player Pac-12 All-Freshman Team, the conference announced today.

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