Hummer to bring out E85 models
HummerÂs first production E85 models will be the 2009 H2 pickup and H2 SUT, a Hummer spokesman said today. Hummer made the announcement during the grand opening of a Dallas area dealershipÂs E85 ethanol station.
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Hummer to bring out E85 models
HummerÂs first production E85 models will be the 2009 H2 pickup and H2 SUT, a Hummer spokesman said today. Hummer made the announcement during the grand opening of a Dallas area dealershipÂs E85 ethanol station.
New York 2008: everything on the Progressive Automotive X Prize in one place
Filed under: AutoblogGreen Exclusive, New York Auto Show, Green Daily, Automotive X-Prize
Zero energy buildings - a good idea or over the cliff?
This discussion webinar takes place on Friday, March 21th, from 14h30 to 15h30.
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Europeans are prepared to rise to their responsibility
A new survey issued in the Eurobarometer investigates the attitudes of the Europeans to the environment. The survey is interesting and encouraging reading. The Europeans are distinctly prepared to rise to their responsibility towards environment and climate, and for a sustainable future. Not less than two thirds say that they consider that environmental protection to be prior to competitiveness in the industry. There is of course differences between the nations, but not as much as one could expect.
The 27 National Energy Efficiency Action Plans of the EU
Based on a Discussion Webinar, Friday 29 February 2008
Does efficiency come at the expense of reliability?
Based on a Discussion Webinar,
Friday 15 February 2008
Two major concerns exist about our electrical power system. The first one is the reliability and quality of the electrical power, summarized under the term ‘Power Quality’ (PQ). Poor PQ affects the profitability and the productivity of our economy. The second concern is the energy efficiency (EE) of the electrical system. Poor EE affects both the environment and the profitability of the economy.
Imagining an energy future
LEAP, the Long range Energy Alternatives Planning System, is a software tool for energy policy analysis and climate change mitigation assessment. This article is the result of an e-mail interview & exchange with Charlie Heaps, LEAP Developer and COMMEND Manager at the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI).
A new generation of renewable systems
Will CSP and Ocean Energy become the next booming technologies?
