Ford Delivers Fleet of Hydrogen Focus Fuel-Cell Vehicles to Florida

ORLANDO, FL — Ford Motor Company handed over the keys to five hybrid hydrogen Ford Focus fuel-cell vehicles as part of a five-city, 30-car program to conduct real-world testing of fuel-cell technology.

Green Transportation Summit Focuses on Renewability

Held at the Greater Tacoma Convention Center May 21-23, 2019, in Tacoma, Wash., the Green Transportation Summit & Expo (GTSE) educated close to 400 attendees on the various renewable and alternative-fuel options.

Truck Manufacturers Unite With U.S. Department of Energy to Improve Fuel Efficiency in Tractor-Trailers

WASHINGTON, D.C. – America could save nearly 1 billion gallons of fuel annually by adopting new aerodynamic technologies on tractor-trailer trucks.

VNG, Circle K Offer CNG Fueling in Houston

VNG.co has entered into an agreement with fuel and convenience store operator Circle K to implement compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling at Circle K's latest facility in Houston, the company announced.

Hybrid Vehicles Saved Almost 230 Million Gallons of Fuel Since 1999 in U.S.

WASHINGTON— Hybrid-electric vehicles have saved close to 230 million gallons — or 5.5 million barrels — of fuel in the United States since their introduction in 1999.

Survey: 55 Percent of Americans Would Consider Buying Alt-Fuel/Hi-Tech Vehicle

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. --- A new national survey concludes that Americans personally believe that developing alternative fuel sources for cars, trucks, SUVs and buses is very important to them.

City of Moline Looks to Save Fuel Costs With E-85 Tank

MOLINE, IL – The City of Moline will save an estimated $27,591 next year in fuel costs by installing its own E-85 tank. The 10,000-gallon tank at the city’s public works garage also will be used by Rock Island County and Metro, the mass transit district.

EPA Reports Increase in Avg. Fuel Efficiency for Cars and Light-Duty Trucks

WASHINGTON – For the fourth consecutive year, the EPA is reporting an increase in the average fuel efficiency for cars and light-duty trucks, to a projected 20.8 miles per gallon for 2008.

DaimlerChrysler to Launch First U.S. Fleet of Fuel Cell Vehicles in 2003