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Yearly Archives: 2011
ASIA: Natural disasters becoming costlier than ever
Natural disasters in Asia in 2011 could well prove to be the costliest ever, experts say.
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In 2011 more businesses than ever assumed a leadership role by engaging environmental sustainability and despite setbacks, renewable energy continued to grow.
Hybrids Could Substantially Reduce US Fossil Fuel Consumption
Barry Stevens, PhD, is the Managing Director of TBD America, Inc., here is his response to the question about the impact on petroleum usage if all passenger vehicles in the US were as energy efficient as Toyota’s Prius?
GM and BMW are Collaborating on Hydrogen Fuel Cell Development
General Motors and BMW are planning to collaborate on hydrogen fuel-cell technology for passenger cars. GM has invested almost $2 billion in development costs of hydrogen fuel-cell systems.
Fisker Buying Engines from BMW for New Cars
Electric vehicle developer California based Fisker Automotive is collaborating with Germany’s BMW to procure the engines for upcoming Fisker mid-sized cars. Since its inception in 2007 Fisker has been working on luxury high-performing extended-range electric cars.
Ford and Toyota Collaborating on Hybrid Technology and Telematics
Ford and Toyota announced that they are working together on a new more efficient hybrid system and advanced telematics. Ford has developed an excellent reputation for trucks, and Toyota has owned the hybrid car market for a couple decades.
Libya’s long road to disarmament
Mistrust of Libya’s interim administration is likely to deter tens of thousands of revolutionary fighters from complying with a massive new demobilization plan, according to analysts and former rebels.
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Global Demand for Hybrid Vehicles
According to a 2006 study entitled “World Hybrid-Electric Vehicles to 2010″ global demand for hybrid-electric vehicles (HEVs) will grow twenty percent annually through 2010. Gains for these fuel-efficient vehicles will be driven by erratic fuel prices, increased emissions regulations and lowering HEV cost disparities.
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