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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They take road less travelled
By Jui Chakravorty Das NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chastised by Congress and lampooned by comedians for flying private jets to Washington while asking for taxpayer money, the chief executives of U.S. automakers have learned a lesson: drive, don't fly.
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Money talks
Economic incentives are
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As First Plan Stalls, Mayor Tries New Push for Green Taxis
The goal of the new incentives, which involve changes in how much fleet owners can charge drivers for the use of cars, was to make it more expensive for the owners to use the Ford Crown Victoria, the most common cab today, and more profitable to use hybrids like the Ford Escape and other fuel-efficient vehicles that cause less pollution.
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Maruti Suzuki all set to introduce A-Star soon
NEW DELHI: Even as the auto industry is struggling to meet its sales target, India
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Maruti to rejig line-up to meet EUs ELV norms by 10
PASSENGER carmarket leader Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) plans to revamp its entire product portfolio to meet the tough European Union
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SUV variants of Mahindra with fuel efficient technology
NEW DELHI: Mahindra & Mahindra on Tuesday launched the variants of its sports utility vehicles (SUVs) Scorpio and Bolero, containing
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To have a well-oiled policy (Editorial)
End of the road? A recent conference in Delhi by The Energy and Resources Institute and the Khemka Foundation discussed energy security and the future of oil and gas supplies in India. It was clear that energy security is not about mere power generation or discovering oil, but about alternative sources, tariffs, conservation, foreign policies, and so on.
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Proposed auto fuel policys focus on diesel irks OMCs
THE proposed changes in auto fuel policy, which promotes diesel technology, may come as a rude shock to public sector oil marketing companies, who are still coping with the unusual surge in the consumption of subsidised diesel. The proposed policy encourages diesel engine technology on the ground that it is more fuel-efficient and emits less green house gas (GHG) compared to petrol.
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GSRTC bags national award for fuel economy
AHMEDABAD: Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation (GSRTC) was awarded by the Government of India for leading in economic use of diesel. During 200 5-06, GSRTC had shown an average of 4.72 km per litre. Despite this, the corporation introduced fuel saving measures. This included proper maintenance, imparting suitable training to drivers, maintaining speed control
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U.S. auto sales fall again
U.S. AUTO SALES continued to slump in September despite customer incentives and falling gas prices, with Ford Motor Co. posting a 35% drop.