Archive for October, 2009
The American Spectator : AmSpecBlog : More on Why the Actual Cost …
October 30th, 2009 | 
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Posted in Methanol | 
Tags: Actual, Actual Cost, Directory, Guess, Guess Which, More On Why, Most, Range, Related, Ring, Rings, Start, Which | 
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Green Car Congress: US Ethanol Demand Continued to Exceed …
US ethanol production in August was 727500 barrels per day (b/d), according to data from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA)— an increase of 80000 b/d from August 2008. EIA also reports fuel ethanol imports of 38.7 million …
Posted in Ethanol |
Tags: 38 7 Million, A From The, Also Reports, August, Barrels Per, Data From, Eia, Energy, Energy Information |
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Battle for jobs: States look to power up electric car-battery …
Battle for jobs: States look to power up electric car – battery industry – UM’s Tom Kinnear quoted. via usatoday.com
Posted in Battery Electricity |
Tags: Battle, Electric Car, For Jobs, For These, Jobs Isn, Kinnear, States, Usa |
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Ford teams up with Azure for battery-electric Transit Connect …
FoMoCo announced today that it has teamed up with Azure Dynamics Corporation to deliver a pure battery electric Ford Transit Connect …
Posted in Battery Electricity |
Tags: Announced Today, Azure, Azure Dynamics, Battery Electric, Corporation, Has Teamed, Transit, Transit Connect |
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Future May Involve Getting Paid to Charge Your Plug-in Vehicle
An oversupply of renewable energy can be charged in car batteries and used during peak demand.
Posted in Compressed Air |
Tags: Boston, City, Compressed Air, Energy, Gas Plants, Has Been, Peak Demand, Price, Price Tag, The City, These Ends, Used During, With The, With The Energy |
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Air Cars: Fuel For Free (Well Almost) | Clean Diesel
Jules Verne would be right at home with today’s emerging car technology. Although compressed air technology was used in pneumatic locomotives and trams in the.
Posted in Compressed Air |
Tags: And Trams, Compressed Air, Home With, Jules Verne, Pneumatic Locomotives, Right At Home, Verne |
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Williams announces Cosworth deal, driver news to follow | James …
So if you had a KERS that compressed air , you could compress quite a lot of air , not increase the car weight too much (compressing more air into a given volume will increase weight) and you should be able to release it in a sufficient …
Posted in Compressed Air |
Tags: A Given Volume, And You, Compressed Air, Kers, Not Increase, Sufficient, Weight Too, Will Increase, You Had |
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FleetMag.com- Article – Time is now for electric car
“The battery of today is capable of doing things that the battery of 10 years ago was not capable of,” he said. Where the task of supplying enough energy for a car’s wildly varying power needs was once impractical, it’s available today …
Posted in Battery Electricity |
Tags: Available Today, Doing Things, Energy For, Supplying Enough, Task, The Task, Wildly Varying, Years Ago |
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A closer look at the Saab Police Car – part II – Saabs United
‘1: 90% of the cases they don’t need that extra power that the petrol engine gives compared to the ethanol (if any)’. Due to the extra equipment the police cars are quite heavy so the performance is generally not that good. …
Posted in Ethanol |
Tags: Are Quite, Cases, Equipment The, Extra Power, Generally Not, Gives Compared, Performance, Police, The Cases, The Performance |
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Why growing virgin vegetable oil to burn is crazy – Last News from …
The chief executive of Blue-NG implies he’s greener than the Greens – but the argument for his grotesque trade falls flatWhat makes more sense, burning virgin vegetable oil in car engines, or burning it in power stations?
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Tags: Argument, Argument For, Blue, Burning Virgin, But The, Chief Executive, Greens, Grotesque, His Grotesque, Makes More, Power Stations, Trade Falls, Vegetable Oil |
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