India Plans to Generate 13GW of Renewable Electric Power
India recently announced that they will build the world’s largest renewable energy power plant that will generate 13GW of electric power.
December 9th, 2009
The Planet’s Future will be Decided in Copenhagen
20,000 delegates from 190 countries will participate at the Copenhagen Summit, to establish a strategy to reduce gas emissions and current pollution level. The main purpose of this summit is to sign a treaty stating that greenhouse gases emissions will be reduced up to 40% compared to 1990.
October 17th, 2009
Audi Efficiency Challenge – Low Emissions, Low Fuel Consumption
Audi recently announced that they want to make an experiment to show once again the efficiency of their models over a distance of 4182 kilometers.
October 7th, 2009
France to spend $2.2 Billion In A Charging Network For EV’s
The French government has recently announced the intentions to spend $2.2 billion (~€1.5 billion) on building a charging network for electric vehicles.
August 22nd, 2009
The Fastest-Growing Wind Power Market in the World
The use of wind power increased by 60% in United States in 2008 which means that Americans invested $16 billion in wind projects.
August 19th, 2009
Toyota will buy 10,000 Lithium-Ion Battery units from Sanyo
Toyota announced that they will buy about 10.000 battery units for test in 2011.We hope that these lithium-ion batteries made by Sanyo will be more effective, able to improve performance of all hybrid cars produced by Toyota.
August 3rd, 2009
Beijing Will Save $35 Million Every Year, Using 10 Million Eco-Friendly Lightbulbs
Authorities from Beijing decided to replace 10 million usual bulbs with some new eco-friendly bulbs, until September this year.
July 30th, 2009
Samsung – Major $4,3B Eco-Investment
Samsung, is ready to do a major $4,3 billion (5.4 trillion Korean won) eco-investment into more environmentally-friendly, energy-efficient products for company’s plans to reduce carbon gas emissions in the production section, by 2013.
July 29th, 2009
“You Ask, They Answer” Toyota Online Event, For Toyota Customers
“Are Prius hybrids really greener?” … now, this kind of questions can be addressed during the launching of the third generation Toyota Prius in U.S.
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