 Fuel Additive Cuts Stagecoach UK Bus CO2 Emissions by 100,000 Tonnes in Five Years - 26-1-2010 13:21:14
Stagecoach Group has reduced its CO2 emissions from its bus fleet in the UK by more than 100,000 tonnes over the past five years through use of a hi-tech fuel additive. more »
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New Green Lorry Training Proposal To Reduce CO2 Emissions - 9-3-2010 6:30:00
A new proposal to encourage more lorry drivers to take eco-driver training could save up to 3 million tonnes of CO2 over five years and GBP300m in fuel costs, according to transport minister Paul Clark. more »
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GNPG Announces Completion Of Its Trial Of XenTx Extreme Diesel Treatment By L&M Bus - 27-10-2009 18:30:00
Green Planet Group, Inc. (GNPG), formerly EMTA Holdings, Inc., has announced that L&M Bus Company (L&M Bus) has completed its trial of XenTx extreme diesel treatment and will begin treating all diesel fuel for its school bus fleet with XenTx. L&M Bus' initial purchase order is expected to be followed by several additional orders from bus companies throughout New York currently testing GNPG's breakthrough fuel additive. more »
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Technology Development Breakthroughs Shortening Path to Commercialization of CO2-to-Fuel Technology - 19-5-2009 17:18:26
Carbon Sciences Inc., the developer of a breakthrough technology to recycle carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into gasoline and other fuels, today announced significant technology development breakthroughs that shorten the path to commercializing its CO2-to-Fuel technology. more »
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Study: Soil CO2 Emissions Have Increased Over the Years - 29-3-2010 8:35:19
Did you know that soil emits carbon dioxide?
Not only does it emit CO2, but the analysis of 439 studies show that the emissions have increased over the last few decades. The study was conducted by terrestrial carbon research scientists, Allison Thomson and Ben Bond-Lamberty. They took 1,434 data points from nearly 50 years of soil-emissions [...] more »
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U.S. Carbon Emissions Collapsed in 2009 - 7-5-2010 12:59:02
In 2009, energy-related carbon dioxide emissions in the United
States saw their largest absolute and percentage decline (405 million
metric tons or 7.0 percent) since more »
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U.S. Carbon Emissions Collapsed in 2009 - 7-5-2010 12:59:02
In 2009, energy-related carbon dioxide emissions in the United
States saw their largest absolute and percentage decline (405 million
metric tons or 7.0 percent) since more »
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Source: Solar Feeds News Network -
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E.ON Commissions 50MW Onshore Wind Farm In Portugal - 17-5-2010 6:30:00
German utility E.ON has opened a new 50MW onshore wind farm called 'Barao Sao Joao' in southern Portugal. According to the company, the new wind farm cuts CO2 emissions by about 60 tonnes annually. more »
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CO2 emissions to cement via calcium carbonate - 7-3-2010 21:56:41
what to do with co2 emissions from coal fired power plants: "process that takes CO2 emissions from a coal- or gas-fired power plant and sprays seawater into it and naturally converts most of the CO2 into calcium carbonate, which is then spray-dried into cement or shaped into little pellets that can be used as concrete aggregates for building walls ... " http://nyti.ms/8ZnJ6g
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European CO2 emissions could be reduced with 95 percent by 2050 - 17-7-2010 19:43:54
According to the recently released yearly study Energy Revolution (conducted by Greenpeace and the EREC – European Renewable Energy Council) Europe could reduce it’s CO2 emissions with 95 percent by 2050. The results of the study show that Europe could achieve this spectacular reduction in CO2 emissions by producing up to 97 percent of its [...] more »
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BAE Systems To Develop Zero-emissions Bus For SunLine Transit - 25-3-2010 6:30:00
BAE Systems has said that it intends to develop a zero-emissions bus for SunLine Transit, a Southern California regional transit agency, to project the commercial feasibility of fuel cell technology. more »
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Lamborghini to cut CO2 emissions - 9-6-2009 12:00:56
After launching the Gallardo LP 560-4 last year in which Lamborghini managed to cut CO2 emissions by 18 percent, the company has plans to further reduce emissions across its entire by 35 percent[...] more »
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Newspaper and orange peels could be futures clean fuel - 22-2-2010 19:11:40
A team of scientists have been researching on a new technique where <a href="http://www.dnaindia.com/scitech/report_orange-peels-and-newspapers-may-lead-to-cheaper-and-cleaner-fuel_1350008">orange peels</a> and newspapers could be used to run your vehicles in the near future. Now it is based on the concept of bio-fuel like using these to produce ethanol as fuel. However the ethanol produced by food causes more CO2 emissions. <br /><br />This technique not only reduces the CO2 emissions compared to ethanol but it would not require food-based products to produce it unlike bio-fuel. This will benefit cause there are no chances of global food shortages or spiraling food c more »
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Ford Begins EcoBoost Production For F-150, Other Models At Engine Plant No. 1 - 2-3-2009 15:36:57
Ford Motor Company is resuming production at its storied Cleveland Engine Plant No' 1, which becomes the first manufacturing site to build Ford’s new fuel-efficient EcoBoost engines' The plant, idled since 2007, is ramping up pre-production of 3'5-liter EcoBoost V-6 engines that will be optional on the 2010 Lincoln MKS, Lincoln MKT and Ford Flex and come standard on the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO' EcoBoost engines, which combine direct injection technology and turbo-charging are a key part of Ford’s overall strategy to improve fuel efficiency and lower CO2 emissions across its lineup' The engines can achieve up 20 percent better fuel and 15 percent lower CO2 emissions compared with larger displace more »
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CO2 to Fuel Process Improvements through Enzyme Bio-Catalysts - 19-6-2009 14:00:32
Carbon Sciences is working on an approach to convert recycled carbon dioxide emissions into low-hydrocarbon fuels, then ultimately to gasoline. The company has focused its energy on extending the functional life of the enzymes that catalyze the CO2 to fuel process. ...
... "We continue to increase the TTN of our CO2 to fuel process through a proprietary technology that encapsulate more »
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Source: Green Technology -
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Grim past of Earths climate reveals scary message - 11-10-2009 9:59:45
History of our Earth's <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8299426.stm">climate reveals some scarier message</a> that our current carbon emissions policies are to die for. According to a study, the current levels of carbon emissions and that of some 20 million years indicate that back then sea levels were about (25-40)m.<br /><br />So if we were to keep the current CO2 emissions as a target to maintain, then we would be under (25-40)m of water. By current standards CO2 emissions are near 450ppm however countries like Maldives and the Association of Small Island States are backing for the 350ppm as a target of CO2 this December.<br /><br />Al more »
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Leaked UN report shows cuts offered at Copenhagen would lead to 3C rise - 18-12-2009 4:01:53
UN secretariat initial draft shows gap of up to 4.2 gigatonnes of CO2 between present pledges and cuts required to limit rise to 2C A confidential UN analysis obtained by the Guardian reveals that the emissions cuts offered so far at the Copenhagen climate change summit will lead to global temperatures rising by an average of 3C. The analysis seriously undermines the statements by governments that they are aiming to limit emissions to a level ensuring no more than a 2C temperature rise over the next century, and indicates that the last 24 hours of negotiations will be extremely challenging. more »
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Ballast Nedam Expects To Achieve 30% Less CO2 In 2020 - 20-12-2009 18:30:00
Ballast Nedam has revealed that it will achieve a 30% reduction in its CO2 emissions by the end of 2020. The company's CO2 emissions for 2008 totalled 80 kilotons. By the end of 2010, it aims to achieve a 10% reduction in emissions compared to 2008 levels. more »
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Carbon Sciences Files First Patent Application for Its Breakthrough Technology to Transform CO2 Into Fuel - 19-2-2009 9:39:18
Carbon Sciences Inc., the developer of a breakthrough technology to transform carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into gasoline and other fuels, announced the filing of the first in a series of patent applications protecting the company's novel and highly scalable biocatalytic process to transform CO2 into liquid fuels. more »
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Source: Nanowerk Nanotechnology News -
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Solar Panels - Help Cut Energy Bills Plus Your Home’s CO2 Emissions - 3-8-2009 2:13:20
One glacier, the Trotting Glacier, liquefies more water in 24 hours than NY City consumes in a year and has receded 9 miles in 5 years. Proof can be found in the ice core records that provide CO2 and temperature levels as long ago as 650,000 years. Each fume from a smoke stack and combustion [...] more »
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