
October Fuel Trends Show Diverging Gasoline and Diesel Prices
Get the latest fuel trends from October.
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Get the latest fuel trends from October.
Read More →Commercial Fueling Network (CFN) now offers credit card payment options at CFN locations throughout the United States and Canada.
Read More →DaimlerChrysler will launch the world's first fleet of fuel cell passenger cars in the United States and Europe in 2003, the company said.
Read More →The California Natural Gas Vehicle Partnership (www.cngvp.org), an alliance of government air quality, transportation and energy agencies, together with vehicle and engine manufacturers, natural gas suppliers, vehicle fleet operators and environmentalists, announced statewide targets for the deployment of low-emission natural gas powered vehicles.
Read More →The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed at its Osaka, Japan meeting Sept. 19 to leave production limits at their current 11-year low, Bloomberg reported.
Read More →City CarShare has announced that its 2,000 Bay Area members are now sharing ten electric vehicles, in addition to their fleet of 70 Volkswagens.
Read More →Federal lawmakers agreed on Sept. 19 to make minor changes to U.S. fuel economy rules intended to decrease the amount of gasoline consumed by light trucks, according to a recent Detroit News report.
Read More →The price of diesel fuel rose 0.3 cent per gallon last week, its sixth straight increase, to $1.417, the Department of Energy reported Sept. 23.
Read More →Much has been made in recent years of the possibility that fuel-cell-powered electric vehicles (FCEVs) might provide substantial reductions in automotive energy consumption and emissions.
Read More →New low-emission vehicles with gasoline engines are as clean as hybrid-electric vehicles powered by gasoline and can meet stringent clean-air standards, according to a new study from researchers at the University of California, Riverside.
Read More →Toyota Motor Company and Nissan Motor Company announced plans to work closely together in developing hybrid electric vehicles, reported the Associated Press.
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