Hydrogen Tap (Honda Installation Begins) 114

December 31, 2010 by  
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This video shows the beginning of the installation of the AAron’s Cell 16 Plate system into the Honda. The video shows the cell placement near the engine and some of the electrical wiring that has started.

Start your (electric) engines: Better Place begins trial run in Israel

December 10, 2010 by  
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Israel will be the first country to install a cutting-edge electric car network, with electric cars running on the road and dozens of recharge stations installed by 2011. It will begin its first trial run this year in Israel, the home country of its founder and CEO Shai Agassi. By Sara Sorcher

Genovation Cars Begins Production of G-Vette Electric Sports Car Model

September 21, 2010 by  
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Pizarro: Zero One’s Green Prix showcases the mettle of the pedal
Dozens of alternative-powered vehicles — some electric, others human-driven — were paraded around downtown San Jose on Saturday.

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First Kestrel Hemp electric car photos unveiled
Do you like this story? Motive Industries has just sent us the first images of the Kestrel 4 passenger electric car. What makes this car special is that it’s body will be made of hemp plastic.

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Fuel-efficient vehicles: Three cars share $10 million prize
Fuel-efficient vehicles are focus of X Prize. One winner is an ultralight car that gets 102 miles per gallon.

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Why Big Business Is Defending California’s Climate Regulations
The battle to crack the corporate consensus on emissions control Climate change – United States – Greenhouse gas – Duke Energy – Natural Resources Defense Council

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Genovation Cars Begins Production of G-Vette Electric Sports Car Model
Genovation Cars Inc. , a Maryland designer and builder of environmentally friendly automobiles, announced it has begun building a prototype of its newest electric automobile, the G-Vette. Â The prototype will be built on the all-aluminum light-weight frame of a legendary sports car. Â The frame was donated by a tier one auto industry parts supplier.

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Toyota Auris Hybrid: Production Begins

August 14, 2010 by  
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Toyota officially announces the start of production of the new Auris Hybrid, the first full hybrid compact family hatchback to be built in Europe. To find out more about this exciting new car, visit www.toyota.co.uk and www.blog.toyota.co.uk

Gas prices fall as July Fourth weekend begins

July 6, 2010 by  
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2010 BMW 335d diesel
Germany’s BMW car company is known for its sporty cars and not for fuel efficiency. But buyers of the 2010 BMW 335d get sporty performance and the best fuel mileage of any mainstream BMW vehicle.

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Millions to hit road for Fourth of July
An improved economy and moderate gas prices are helping fuel the travel demand during the Fourth of

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Volunteers ready but left out of oil spill cleanup
Activity at the site of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico off the Louisiana coast is viewed from a Coast Guard planein this June 9 file photo.

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AMP’s 100% Electric GM Saturn Sky Finalist in $10 Million Progressive Insurance Automotive’s International X PRIZE …
BLUE ASH, Ohio, July 1 — AMP Holding Inc., a company engaged in the all-electric, emission-free conversion of GM vehicles, announced today that the AMP electric car has advanced to the finals of the Progressive Insurance Automotive X PRIZE worldwide competition after passing the most recent “knockout” qualifying stage.

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Gas prices fall as July Fourth weekend begins
By SANDY SHORE AP Business Writer The economy may be making people nervous, but drivers should have a happy Fourth of July at the pump.

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Eco Begins at Home

May 31, 2010 by  
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Green, it seems, is the new black. We are slowly beginning to eat, sleep and even build green, with the One Brighton initiative well under-way launching an eco-friendly lifestyle along with sustainable accommodation. We can travel to work on “Big Lemon” buses that run on vegetable oil and can even choose to be buried in biodegradable coffins; but some times it’s the small things that make the difference…

 

Unfortunately not all of us can afford the cost of swapping our Fiat Bravo for the new Eco-Bravo; and many of us are challenged to find the time to clean, let alone the time to make our own green cleaning supplies as one “be-green” article suggests. But you can still do your bit.

 

Eco-friendly living is becoming paramount as “ecoanxiety” creeps into our culture. This could be a likened to jogging an extra mile after eating one-to-many prawn crackers the night before and has people acknowledging feelings of guilt after doing something wasteful. Eco stores both on and offline in the UK seem to have provided us with a quick-buy-fix to such feelings and are helping to make the green-way, the easiest way. Americans offer a different more expensive solution. Columbian psychologists have developed “eco-therapy”, available for anyone “worrying themselves sick over green issues.”  

 

The product range in such Eco Stores reflects the “can-do, must-do, will-do” attitude of our new, caring public and is compatible with the most uneco-friendly lifestyle. A firm favourite being the easy to use Eco-kettles, which have a special feature allowing the user to fill the kettle to full capacity. Another product designed to help in a small but vital way is the water powered calculators which come with H2O batteries.

 

The last 15 years we have seen temperatures soar with the ten hottest years since the 1860s! The price of our materialism is ever increasing – affecting our climate, our fuel prices and our lives on even the most basic level. It is time that we, the caring public, do something. The offer of practical, inexpensive products which are accessible to anyone with the internet is on a plate (be it a green one); there is no longer any excuse not too do your bit. A kettle, a calculator or a car –eco begins at home.

Authors: My Eco Store is the online brainchild of three mothers who decided to do their bit and then a bit more. The store shares eco facts, tips and sells practical eco-friendly items for the home and office.

 

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My Eco Store is an online shop selling all manner of green, recycled and

eco products including Eco household products. Browse online or view their eco blog for easy ways to do your bit for the environment.

My name is simon-elliot.

Greener Gadgets Conference 2010 “Green Living Begins at Home” Discussion Panel

April 23, 2010 by  
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This “green guru” group includes: Sara Rich (from Dwell magazine); Ellen Honigstock (a New York sustainable architect); Sarah Krasley (Industry Manager of Sustainability at Autodesk); Kimberly Lancaster (founder of Caster Communications and recent owner of a LEED-certified home complete with all green technology); and Jay McClellan (co-founder of Home Automation Inc.). Here’s a video clip of the panelists discussing their answers to the audience question, “In your opinion, what are some green initiatives that countries like Haiti should make when they start over from a tragedy?”