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Automakers, Utilities Seek Alternatives

July 14, 2008 by Paul Nastu

High prices for oil and natural gas are leading utilities and automakers to seek alternative energy solutions, but they are facing challenges that may take years to solve, writes Robert McNatt of BusinessWeek. Alternative energy prices should be more viable now that traditional sources of energy are more costly, but ... Read more »

Are Consumers Falling Off The Green Wagon, And Should We Care?

July 10, 2008September 14, 2010 by Valerie Davis

A Newsweek columnist laments, “I’m so tired of being green” and admits to tossing a gooey peanut butter jar into the trash because she doesn’t want to rinse it out before recycling. The New York Times warns “That Buzz in Your Ear May Be Green Noise” in a recent Fashion ... Read more »

G8 Tools Around In Green Fleet

July 9, 2008 by Paul Nastu

G8 leaders in Japan have a fleet of electric plug-ins, hybrids and hydrogen fuel cell cars to drive around in, according to Reuters.

Mazda To Increase Fuel Efficiency 30% By 2015

June 24, 2008 by Paul Nastu

Through new engine technology and lighter materials Mazda says it plans to increase the fuel efficiency of its vehicles by 30 percent over the next seven years, sportscarsfans.com reports. The company says that by 2015, its vehicles will roll off the assembly line 220 pounds lighter than those it produces ... Read more »

Citi: Investors Tapping Alternative Energy, Infrastructure Firms

June 18, 2008 by Paul Nastu

A growing international consensus to tackle climate change is going to mean a new emphasis from investors on alternative energy sources from traditional fossil fuels and the expansion and renewal of infrastructure, Reuters reports. 111 companies across 24 industries from 28 countries are well positioned to benefit from global efforts ... Read more »

Water Powered Car Makes Splash In Japan

June 14, 2008October 15, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Japanese company Genepax presents its car that runs on water, Reuters reports. The car has an energy generator that extracts hydrogen from water that is poured into the car’s tank. The generator then releases electrons that produce electric power to run the car.

Verizon Call-Switching Center Powered By Fuel Cells

June 10, 2008June 11, 2008 by Paul Nastu

Verizon’s call-switching center and office building in Garden City, N.Y., uses seven fuel cells, each of which is able to generate 200 kwh of electricity. The company has earned the EPA’s Energy Star Award for operating it, the nation’s largest fuel cell site of its kind. Verizon says the system ... Read more »

FirmGreen BioFuel To Fuel Ohio Waste Fleet On The Cheap

June 9, 2008June 9, 2008 by Paul Nastu

A project of FirmGreen will clean raw landfill gas and produce compressed natural gas for use in fleet vehicles owned by the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio (SWACO) and other area fleets, the company has announced. When complete, the first phase will produce approximately 30,000 Gasoline Gallon Equivalents (GGE) ... Read more »

Toyota Fuel Cell Hybrid Goes Twice The Distance

June 6, 2008 by Paul Nastu

Toyota has developed a new fuel cell (zero pollution) hybrid powered by hydrogen and electricity that can travel more than twice the distance of its predecessor model without filling up, The AP reports. The maximum cruising range of the FCHV-adv model is 516 miles, compared with 205 miles of the ... Read more »

Eastman Chemical Cuts GHG Emissions, Energy Use

May 14, 2008October 14, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Eastman Chemical Company’s Longview, Texas, site received an “exceptional merit honor” from the Responsible Care program of the American Chemistry Council (ACC) for an energy savings program that reduced the location’s carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions by 69,000 tons and resulted in an energy savings of 1,200,000 Million ... Read more »

Exxon Bets $100M On Test To Clean CO2 From Natural Gas

May 6, 2008May 6, 2008 by Paul Nastu

Exxon Mobil Corp. said it is building a commercial demonstration plant near LaBarge, Wyo., to test an improved natural gas treating technology that could offer several financial and environmental benefits. The effects of the “Controlled Freeze Zone” (CFZ) technology are threefold. It could offer an affordable answer to the removal ... Read more »

‘Recyclable’ Is So Last-Century

April 23, 2008September 14, 2010 by Valerie Davis

Last fall, I used the term “greenwashing” in a panel discussion with business leaders in Austin, Texas. Though this is a phrase my business partner and I have been using since the early ’90s, some of these well-educated, high-profile people in the audience chuckled as if this was the first ... Read more »

Automakers, Utilities Seek Alternatives

Are Consumers Falling Off The Green Wagon, And Should We Care?

G8 Tools Around In Green Fleet

Mazda To Increase Fuel Efficiency 30% By 2015

Citi: Investors Tapping Alternative Energy, Infrastructure Firms

Water Powered Car Makes Splash In Japan

Verizon Call-Switching Center Powered By Fuel Cells

FirmGreen BioFuel To Fuel Ohio Waste Fleet On The Cheap

Toyota Fuel Cell Hybrid Goes Twice The Distance

Eastman Chemical Cuts GHG Emissions, Energy Use

Exxon Bets $100M On Test To Clean CO2 From Natural Gas

‘Recyclable’ Is So Last-Century

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