Mark Hacking

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Mark Hacking is an award-winning editor/writer with an affinity for all things automotive. He contributes to leading publications in Canada, Australia, Switzerland and the U.S., including: Advantage, Azure, Car Advice Australia, Black Ink, Departures, enRoute, Experience: Bombardier Business Aircraft Magazine, Forza, Ignition Luxury + Performance, Report on Business and The Globe and Mail. His new column, The Road Ahead, will be a regular feature in OCTANE.

ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

5/8/2024
Pump or dump?
Are refuelling stations still a worthwhile investment?

Mark Hacking
3/7/2024
The uneven road to zero emissions
For starters, there aren’t enough high-speed charging stations to meet future demand.

Mark Hacking
1/8/2024
To charge or not to charge?
Evaluating an EV charging station investment.

Mark Hacking
9/24/2023
Alternating Current: The changing EV charging landscape
EV charging networks gear up for battle.

Mark Hacking
7/19/2023
Battery pack powerhouse
All levels of governments are investing in EV and the commitment is too big to be ignored.

Mark Hacking
5/15/2023
Fuelling the future
Could Europe’s fuel mix be a roadmap for Canada?

Mark Hacking
4/11/2023
What ever happened to hydrogen?
Fuel-cell electric vehicles are a good (if not the best) choice – why do we still lack the infrastructure to fill them up?

Mark Hacking
2/28/2023
The fuel station of the future: Is it time to add EV-charging to your offering?
The traditional fuel station is at a crossroads. Fuel stations may need to offer electric-vehicle charging to survive the coming evolution.

Mark Hacking
12/20/2022
Parkland's new retail petroleum station serves up variety in a crowded market
Vaughan, Ont. site sets itself apart with a Triple O’s.

Mark Hacking
9/25/2022
Win on Sunday, retail on Monday
Motorsports sponsorship races back into the spotlight.

Mark Hacking