» Boeing predicts renewable fuel to supply 1% of commercial aviation industry by 2015
29/07/10 12:52 from AutoblogGreen
Filed under: Etc. , Green Daily Boeing's prediction that one percent of the commercial aviation industry will be powered by renewable fuels by 2015 may sound trivial, but converting any meaningful portion of the industry over to the plant-..

» UK new car CO2 average down by 4.7 in first half of 2010
29/07/10 11:55 from AutoblogGreen
Filed under: UK According to a new report from the UK trade group Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), the average CO2 emissions of new cars sold there have continued a steady downward trend in the first half of this year. Th..

» Video: Elon Musk chats it up on Colbert Report
29/07/10 10:56 from AutoblogGreen
Filed under: EV/Plug-in , Green Culture , Tesla Motors Elon Musk on The Colbert Report - Click above to watch the video after the break Imagine that, Elon Musk has a sense of humor. Proof of this can be seen in the video pasted after the b..

» Antro Solo offers 150 mpg
24/06/08 14:51 from GreenCarDepot Blog
Recently unveiled in Budapest, the Antro Solo looks to be another promising venture into the ultra mpg realm of passenger vehicles. This 600 pound, carbon-fiber prototype vehicle seats 3 passengers and is powered by several different fuel s..

» An H20 powered vehicle, could it be real this time……?
13/06/08 12:54 from GreenCarDepot Blog
Japanese manufacturer, Genepax is unveiling it's prototype vehicle that converts water into hydrogen. The heart of this process is a membrane electrode assembly which breaks down water into hydrogen and oxygen. Genepax claims that one liter..

» EVs and the Grid
28/05/08 14:55 from GreenCarDepot Blog
We are going to see a number of electric vehicles entering the marketplace in the next few years, as well as plug-in hybrid models. Many are offering extended range and highway speeds, so they will become attractive to a market that previou..

» Fuel vs Food Debate
22/05/08 15:59 from GreenCarDepot Blog
In the last few weeks, I've read at least 10 magazine and newspaper articles about the rising cost of food, and the evil culprit: biofuels! I listened to a radio segment on NPR that blamed biofuels for the rising costs of tortillas in Mexic..