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Columbia Plateau Clean Cities Coalition
Alternate Fuels Fuel Cells Biodiesel Electric Vehicles CNG/LNG Alt-Fuel Benefits Alternative Fuel Vehicles Benefits Thousands of vehicles powered by alternatives to conventional gasoline and diesel are on America' ... entire lane to transport a single person. There is also too much pollution from gasoline vehicles. Solution: Reduce traffic and pollution with the Tango, a car that fits its use ...
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Hydrogen Powered Vehicles
Hydrogen Powered Vehicles Home Previous Next Hydrogen Powered Vehicles Automobiles, trucks, airplanes, and even rockets can be hydrogen fueled. Hydrogen Powered Cars and Trucks ... "could help bridge the gap between gasoline vehicles and the fuel cell vehicles of the future." [1] The engine is not much different from an ordinary gasoline engine. The use of hydrogen greatly reduces ...
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A Student's Guide to Alternative Fuel Vehicles - Electric Vehicles
Gasoline vehicles were also noisy and put out lots of smoke. The cars either had no mufflers, or the mufflers didn't do a good job. So, electric vehicles were ... more on... Gasoline. Alcohols - ethanol and methanol. Compressed natural gas (CNG) - natural gas under high pressure. Electricity - stored in batteries. Fuel Cell Vehicles - zero-emission vehicles of the future? Hybrid Vehicles - ...
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Transportation: Greener Vehicles on the Market
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has heralded hybrid vehicles and new clean gasoline vehicles as the “first fruit of California’s zero-emission program.” CARB has certified most hybrids as meeting their stringent AT-PZEV (Advanced Technology Partial Zero Emission Vehicles) standards. Numerous gasoline vehicles ...
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New 'Green Car' Magazine Targets Emerging Field of Hybrid, Fuel Cell, High-Fuel Economy Vehicles - Press Releases
Nissan Sentra, Honda Civic, Toyota Camry, Volvo S60, and BMW 325i are also available today, along with many high-fuel economy vehicles offered at ... discussions amid colorful layouts and exciting feature stories about fuel cell vehicles, alternative fuels, high-performance hybrids, and production vehicles. "I applaud the efforts of Green Car Journal to ...
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Diesel Vehicles
Vehicles Alternative Fuels Energy Requirements Energy Efficient Technologies Electric Vehicles Fuel Cell Vehicles Diesel vehicles may be making a comeback. Diesel engines are more powerful and fuel-efficient than similar-sized gasoline ... also. Cleaner Today's diesels must meet the same emissions standards as gasoline vehicles, and advances in engine technologies, ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel, and ...
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Nonroad Engines, Equipment, and Vehicles | US EPA
These standards apply for each of the categories shown below. Separate requirements apply for gasoline (www.epa.gov/otaq/gasoline.htm) and ... Navigation Aircraft Diesel Boats & Ships Gasoline Boats & Personal Watercraft Nonroad Diesel Equipment Forklifts, Generators, & Compressors (gasoline/propane) Lawn & Garden (small gasoline equipment) Locomotives Snowmobiles, Dirt Bikes ...
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EIA Energy Kids Page - Gasoline
Gasoline is used in most U.S. passenger vehicles with internal combustion engines. Americans use about 385 million gallons of gasoline every day. With about 299 million ... the world. How is Gasoline Used? Today, gasoline is the fuel used by most of the passenger vehicles in the U.S. There are about 234 million vehicles that use gasoline to travel almost 12 ...
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Where Does My Gasoline Come From?
Gasoline Come From? The United States consumes about 21 million barrels (882 million gallons) of petroleum products each day, almost half in the form of gasoline used in over 210 million motor vehicles traveling over 7 billion miles per day. Most gasoline ... gasoline requirements mean that gasoline is not a homogenous product nationwide. Gasoline ...
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Gasoline Fuels | US EPA
Reformulated Gasoline, Gasoline Volatility (RVP), State and Local Programs, Gasoline Oxygenate Additives, and Emergency Fuel Waivers: Kurt Gustafson ( ...
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