target="_blank" Hybrids are Not Created Equal- How to Choose the Right One Author: Roman Robinson Article: The modern hybrid vehicle comes in numerous makes and models, various colors and sizes.
Fullerton Welcomes Alternative Fuel Station OC Weekly (blog) By Brandon Ferguson Mon., May 21 2012 at 3:02 PM More than 100 years after the invention of the first electric car, Fullerton is home to a first-of-its-kind alternative energy fuel station. The Propel Clean Mobility Center, located at 1124 E. Chapman ... |
![]() The Flint Journal - MLive.com | Air Products' Hydrogen Station Dedicated and Fueling Flint MTA Fuel Cell Bus MarketWatch (press release) Air Products, the leader in hydrogen fueling technology, constructed and completed the fueling station and infrastructure as part of MTA's alternative fuels test program. "We have had successful involvement and taken a leadership position in hydrogen ... MTA opens alternative fuel facility, shows off first hydrogen fuel cell bus MTA Promises a Greener Future for Michigan |
Biofuels Industry Has Fight on Its Hands as Senators Take Up Budget Debate National Defense Magazine (blog) Researchers have found that when alternative fuel burns, it does so at a temperature about 135 degrees cooler than petroleum, said Omar Mendoza, an aerospace engineer and special adviser for technology in the Air Force's energy program office. US warplanes can fly faster, carry additional weapons load using advanced ... |
![]() Ethanol Producer Magazine | New alternative fuels station opens in Fullerton Los Angeles Times Horton hopes to add electric-vehicle charging stations, as well as natural-gas and hydrogen pumps, to Clean Mobility Centers in communities that are adopting those types of alternative-fuel vehicles. Horton said Propel analyzes vehicle registrations, ... Propel Fuels opens Clean Mobility Center in California First Clean Mobility Center Opens in California |
Alternative Fuels Mean Energy Independence, Say ACT Expo Speakers Truckinginfo By Tom Berg, Senior Editor Suppliers of alternative fuels and the equipment that burns them must cooperate to move America toward energy self-sufficiency and economic growth, says retired US Army Gen. Wesley Clark, a former commander of the North ... |