Carmakers bet big on alternate fuel variants
Wheels Unplugged - Indis’a Automobile Magazine, India Discerning the burgeoning demand for cars that run on alternate fuel like Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), a number of car companies like GM, Hyundai, etc, Fiat SpA, Maruti, M&M are in the process of launching an array of … Automobile News, Mobile News & Other Product News: Infibeam |
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Study doubts bill's effect on coal use - Houston Chronicle
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Study doubts bill's effect on coal use
Houston Chronicle, United States But coal-fired plants would come out ahead in other regions, where coal and natural gas alternate as the fuel source that sets the price for the market. This includes power grids serving New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, North Dakota, … GOP says Clean Energy act is 'war on Midwest' |
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US Senate Introduces Alternate Vehicle Scrappage Bill - SustainableBusiness.com
US Senate Introduces Alternate Vehicle Scrappage Bill
SustainableBusiness.com, NY has introduced a rival "Cash for Clunkers" bill to encourage drivers to trade in older, less fuel-efficient vehicles for new fuel-efficient ones. It´s similar to a measure being considered in the House that has been criticized as little more than a way … |
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The case for coal-burning power stations - Jamaica Gleaner
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The case for coal-burning power stations
Jamaica Gleaner, Jamaica A review of Jamaica's electricity sector prepared by The World Bank in the latter half of 2008 selected coal as the least-cost fuel at current prices and that the prices of alternate fuels would escalate more steeply than that of coal over the next 15 … |
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$30b set aside for green stimulus to double alternative fuel use - China Daily
$30b set aside for green stimulus to double alternative fuel use
China Daily, China Now China is planning to draft another stimulus package to double the nation's 2007 output of alternative energy by 2020, according to Liang Zhipeng, director of Renewable Energy Department, National Energy Administration. The plan to boost investments … |
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Taxing Carbon designed to fail. - Examiner.com
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Taxing Carbon designed to fail.
Examiner.com A significant idea, offer tax incentives to businesses that create alternative fuels, currently there is no alternative to the fuels we use today. There is nothing to switch over to. The fuels we use today will be needed until there is an alternative. … Cap and trade won't cut it |
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Renewable energy at home - Examiner.com
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Renewable energy at home
Examiner.com In case you haven't heard, fossil fuels are dirty, dangerous, dwindling, and frankly, kind of uncool. Although the door to traditional carbon-based energy sources is far from closed, the door to green technologies has blown wide open in recent years. … Column: New technology will help meet our energy needs |
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Veredium eyes bioethanol development in RP - Philippine Star
Veredium eyes bioethanol development in RP
Philippine Star, Philippines Veredium president and CEO Petteri Makitalo told reporters over the weekend that they are now holding exploratory talks with a Finnish company that will allow Veredium to develop alternative fuels, specifically those made from biowaste. … Veredium Energy wants to bring latest technology on biofuel into … |
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Students find alternative fuel source - Southtown Star
Students find alternative fuel source
Southtown Star, IL While many students spent their spring break sleeping in or hanging out with friends, several students at Crete-Monee High School made advances in "green" automotive technology. Students Gage Crawford, David DeVallee and Kevin Adams converted a 1980 … |
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Obama's push toward green has some Texans seeing red - Dallas Morning News
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Obama's push toward green has some Texans seeing red
Dallas Morning News, TX By ELIZABETH SOUDER and DAVE MICHAELS / The Dallas Morning News The Obama administration's push to shift the country toward renewable energy and away from fossil fuels puts the Texas economy in the crosshairs. Hopeful Texas Democrats and entrepreneurs … |
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