Finding the perfect sustainable fuel to meet the global demand is a challenge noted the experts at the TERI Conference, held in New Delhi, India. The conference is focused in part on defining the future of sustainable fuels and providing a basis for policies and strategies to support environmental quality, security of supply and sustainability […]
According to the latest research from the Diesel Technology Forum, clean diesel technology results in “near-zero emissions” and results in “no significant health impact.” The group issued the following statement regarding the final report of the multi-year Advanced Collaborative Emissions Study (ACES) conducted by the Boston-based Health Effects Institute (HEI). “HEI conducted the independent study […]
Robert Bosch LLC, major supplier of start/stop systems and components to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) has announced the availability of aftermarket starters for vehicles equipped with these systems. The advantages of start/stop systems are compelling: The engine cuts out automatically when the vehicle is stationary and therefore stops burning fuel. This saves fuel even during […]
As gas prices continue to spiral downwards, dropping below $2.00 a gallon in some parts of the U.S., the country as a whole still seems to have little appetite for raising the gas tax. Most understand the need: to help finance the maintenance and repair of our nation’s aging roads and public transit systems. Some […]
Low gasoline prices and pent-up consumer demand will combine to drive new car and light truck sales to an estimated 16.94 million in 2015, says the National Automobile Dealers Association. NADA’s original sales forecast of 16.4 million new cars and light trucks for 2014 was on target. The split among the segments this year is, […]
