The role of e-fuels in decarbonising transport
Rapid deployment of low-emission fuels during this decade will be crucial to accelerate the decarbonisation of the transport sector. Significant electrification opportunities are available for the road
Fuel Efficiency
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Carbon-lean economics (Editorial)
India should pare emissions not just to help in the war against global warming but because being carbon-lean also makes eminent economic sense.
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Pee power: Hydrogen from urine to fuel cars?
Scientists have combined refuelling your car and relieving yourself by creating a new catalyst that can extract hydrogen from urine.
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Greens still stuck at red light
Pranab Mukherjee missed the target by a mile in a bid to, as he said,
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India cashing in on Europes green drive
INDIAN CARMAKERS SEE HUGE PROFITS IN FUEL EFFICIENCY INITIATIVES OF FRANCE, GERMANY & UK Chanchal Pal Chauhan NEW DELHI INDIAN carmakers are reaping the benefits of the incentives offered by the governments of Germany, France and the UK to people exchanging their old cars for new fuel-efficient ones.
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EPA Approves California Auto Emissions Standard
The Obama administration on Tuesday approved California's long-standing bid to set its own tough standards for vehicle emissions, a decision in tune with a national plan to boost fuel efficiency and reduce greenhouse gases linked to climate change.
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CO2 emission reduction in transport
This report is meant to contribute to the debate between policymakers and research groups on the steps that need to be taken to meet long-term climate targets. This reports shows that the current focus on intermediate targets for the year 2020 needs to be extended to include the long-term targets.
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Obama steps on accelerator
Goes for auto emission cuts from far behind in the race us president Barack Obama has set in motion a national policy that is expected to make cars and trucks in the country 30 per cent more fuel efficient by 2016. The policy is also expected to cut 900 million tonnes of greenhouse gas (ghg) emissions from vehicles between 2012 and 2016. This is equal to taking 177 million cars off
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Ban SUVs, electrify world
New Delhi: If the current fleet of 25-40 million gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles in the US were to shift to more fuel-efficient cars such as those in Europe, more than 1.6 billion people in the world living in the dark can be given electricity without any major increase in the levels of greenhouse gases that lead to climate change.
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Star labelling for fuel efficient cars ?
K. Venkateshwarlu HYDERABAD: The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) is planning to extend its popular
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Ford Among First to Get Loans for More Efficient Cars
Three automakers, including the Ford Motor Company, will get the first $8 billion from a $25 billion loan program intended to accelerate development of more fuel-efficient vehicles, the national energy secretary said Tuesday.