71. China's SAIC to Debut Fuel Cell Sedan at Shanghai Show

The Shanghai-branded FCV could generate the highest power of 60 kilowatts with a maximum speed of 150 kilometers per hour.

07/04/2007 | 332 Hits | Print | Email

72. Cantarell Is Crashing, But That's Not Peak, Folks

Andrew Leonard points out Wall Street Journal's anti-peak oil bias in the face of rising evidence.

06/04/2007 | 405 Hits | Print | Email

73. Civic Hybrid: A Year When Everything Went Right

The remarkable thing about the Civic Hybrid is what an unremarkable car it is, writes Sean O'Grady after year-long test drive for the Independent in the UK.

05/04/2007 | 326 Hits | Print | Email

74. Cobasys Confirms Expansion of Battery Development Facility

Company expanding NiMH capabilities and evaluating several leading lithium technologies.

04/04/2007 | 374 Hits | Print | Email

75. Concept Cars Pack a Jolt

As envisioned, plug-ins would let the driver operate the first 40 miles of a trip - enough for a round-trip daily commute for many drivers - without using any gasoline.

04/04/2007 | 382 Hits | Print | Email

76. Cenergie Develops Proof-of-Concept Fuel Cell Production Facility

Cenergie's alkaline fuel cells are refurbishable and priced competitively with conventional stationary power technology.

03/04/2007 | 419 Hits | Print | Email

77. Customer Demand to Drive Future Tech Focus at Nissan

Upgrading fuel-efficient technologies is key to survival in the global auto market as auto makers expect fuel prices and requirements for improving exhaust emissions to rise.

03/04/2007 | 379 Hits | Print | Email

78. California Firm Aims to Produce Hydrogen from Biomass

The Arizona-based Diversified Energy Corp.'s Hydromax technology uses a unique form of indirect heated gasification that produces 'a more versatile' syngas that can be used directly to replace natural gas or to supply hydrogen for fuel cells.

02/04/2007 | 356 Hits | Print | Email

79. Climate Change Destruction 'To Accelerate'

IPCC report due out this week will report that for the rest of the world, destructive patterns seen in the last decade will accelerate in the next 40 years.

02/04/2007 | 426 Hits | Print | Email

80. Congressman Offers Plug-in Hybrid Tax Credit Bill

The amount of the credit would be the lesser of 10 percent of the cost of the vehicle or $4,000 plus $250 for each additional kilowatt hour of battery capacity above 4 kilowatt hours and up to 50 kilowatt hours.

27/03/2007 | 289 Hits | Print | Email