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Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. announced July 30, 2002 that it plans to sell its first fuel cell car next year, two years earlier than the original plan for a launch in 2005.
Read More →The race is on to get clean-burning fuel-cell-powered vehicles -- at least a handful of them -- onto U.S. roads, and Honda Motor Co. on July 24 claimed it is in the lead, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Read More →Ford announced July 22 that when drivers of some 2004 Ford Explorers accelerate, the pedal will connect to a computer, which will control the engine. Ford claims the computer controls will save fuel and cut emissions.
Read More →BP announced it has entered into an agreement to supply the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) with a cleaner-burning diesel fuel for the agency's entire bus fleet.
Read More →On Wednesday, July 10, John H. Bubar, brigadier general of Maine Air National Guard in Augusta, visited Wright Express to present two employees with awards honoring their dedicated assistance to the U.S. National Guard and Reserve.
Read More →U.S. Bank Voyager Fleet Systems Inc. has announced an increase of fuel, maintenance, service and repair facilities accepting the Voyager card.
Read More →The Department of Energy announced July 15 that the price of diesel fuel across the nation rose 0.6 cent per gallon to $1.30.
Read More →The California Fuel Cell Partnership (CaFCP) announced July 12 that the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has joined the OEMs, fuel cell companies, energy providers, and government agencies supporting the organization.
Read More →The Lundberg survey of gasoline prices across the country showed almost no change in the price of gasoline over the last three weeks.
Read More →Recently passed legislation in California has the potential to transform national policies on fuel economy and emissions. The measure will stand if Gov. Gray Davis signs the bill. Auto manufacturers are attempting to prove that the measure is an attempt to set fuel economy standards.
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