Energy Department invests in fuel efficient vehicle technologies
The Energy Department has announced an investment of nearly US$55 million for 24 projects to develop fuel efficient vehicle technologies.
The Energy Department has announced an investment of nearly US$55 million for 24 projects to develop fuel efficient vehicle technologies.
“Cutting energy waste and doubling energy productivity will help American families save money on their energy bills,” said Ernest Moniz.
PIRA Energy Group has released its weekly oil market update for the week ending 14 September.
The Chief Executive Officer of Proserv, on Wednesday 9 September, called for the industry to make dynamic changes to the way it acts and behaves.
President Obama has pledged the US will cut emissions by up to 28% by 2025.
The new regulations are planned to reduce the levels of methane and other harmful air pollutants.
The decline in US fuel economy likely reflects the decreased price of gasoline in August and the consequent increased sales of light trucks and SUVs.
API is concerned that the Obama administration is rushing potentially the most expensive regulation in history through a shortened review process.
Summary data on energy production, consumption, stocks, trade, prices, and emissions.
Kinder Morgan has signed a US$568 million agreement with Philly Tankers LLC for the construction of four Tier II tankers.
The ANGA, API and AFPM have responded to the newly announced Clean Power Plan.
News from The Linde Group and Greenkraft Inc. regarding alternative auto fuels.
A new survey has revealed that people of the UK are worried about global warming.
Diesel Technology Forum has said that low diesel fuel prices are enhancing the market for clean diesel cars and pickup trucks.
The Biotechnology Industry Organisation has commented on the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal for 2014, 2015 and 2016 Renewable Fuel Standard.