Senators Coburn and DeMint have corn ethanol subsidies in their sights. The environmental case rests on a thin reed indeed. I'm hoping t...
Showing posts with label ethanol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ethanol. Show all posts
Ethanol Gets Teabagged
Senators Coburn and DeMint have corn ethanol subsidies in their sights. The environmental case rests on a thin reed indeed. I'm hoping t...
Gen. Wes Clark lobbies for ethanol
Wesley Clark, retired general and one-time presidential candidate, once headed Wavecrest, a company that produced an awesome electric bike. ...
Ethanol blues
NY Times reports : As recently as last summer, plants that make ethanol from corn were sprouting across the Midwest. But now, with motorists...
Sandia Labs Researcher Says Electric Makes More Sense
Sandia Labs Researcher Ben Cipiti has penned a short piece entitled An Unbiased Approach to Evaluating Transportation Fuels in which he exto...
Everybody Happy: Bush to Sign Do-little Energy Bill
The opening line of the Detroit News story says all you need to know: The House approved a stripped-down energy bill Tuesday and sent it to...
Ethanol Boom Busting
Check out today's NY Times story Ethanol’s Boom Stalling as Glut Depresses Price. ...the ethanol market is suddenly plagued by a glut, i...
Arnold Flexing for Flex-Fuels; Fouls Air & Guzzles More Gasoline
As I read in the San Jose Mercury News about California's flex-fuel fleet fiasco. a near silent electric trolley bus passes by my windo...
Freedom from oil in Brazil
International Herald Tribune reports: Brazil stages raid against debt slavery at Amazon sugar cane-ethanol plantation
Consumers Want Plug-in Hybrids, Industry Survey Finds
Synovate Motoresearch presented some very interesting survey results at the Advanced Automotive Battery Conference in Long Beach, CA last w...
Gasoline, Ethanol, Crude Oil Up in Price
AP reports: Gasoline futures rose 3.31 cents to settle at $2.1918 per gallon on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Meanwhile, alternative fu...
Bush Uses Alternative Fuels
An imperiled attorney general, an unpopular war, a hung-over housing market and a presidential approval level of 32 percent: White House off...
Why Not Ethanol? Yet Another Reason
The case for ethanol, if not the funding , is wilting on the vine. Scientific American points out the problems in " Is Ethanol for the ...
Investors Daily: Pull the Plug on Ethanol
Investors Business Daily posted an editorial this week, Just Plain Fuelish , that just plain gets it. A smorgasbord of research alternative...
Tortillas and Ethanol
Corn and petroleum course through our veins. As Michael Pollan convincingly argues in The Omnivore's Dilemma , what we eat has become a...
Out of the Closet? Is the Saab BioPower a Plug-in Hybrid?
Toyota President's New Year's Letter
Toyota released (and EVworld.com reprints ) President Watanabe's New Year's letter to employees. He mentions continued focus on hyb...
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