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Efficiency: in Depth

May 15, 2008

Natural Gas vs. Electric Hybrid: Which is Cleaner?

ngv.jpg While at the Alternative Fuels and Vehicles Conference in Las Vegas yesterday, I gleaned insightful information regarding natural gas vehicles (NGVs). According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, the Honda Civic GX (which is currently the only NGV passenger model being produced today) ranks higher than the Toyota Prius in their Greenest Vehicles of 2008. While the GX has a lower mpg rating than the the Prius, the GX releases less GHG emissions than the Prius - thereby making it the "greener" of the two. Thus, even though the GX uses more gallons of natural gas than the Prius uses in petroleum, natural gas burns cleaner. Natural gas is also cheaper than petroleum and widely available (there are 1,500 NGV fueling stations in the U.S.) While natural gas use is increasing for buses and medium- and heavy-duty trucks, it is surprising that there are not more passenger NGVs available in the U.S. A Honda representative I spoke with mentioned that there is increasing consumer demand for NGVs, especially now in light of higher petrol prices.

Natural gas may not be a renewable resource, but it is considered an important component for the transition away from petroleum sources. Since the technology is available now and releases less emissions than any other vehicle on the market, NGVs are an attractive option for fleets and consumers alike.

» Shannon Arvizu | Discuss this topic (2) | More » Efficiency , Energy , Transportation

Efficiency: Archives

Voluntary GHG Program in Brazil

The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) yesterday announced the implementation of a GHG program in Brazil. The 'Brazil...[read more]

» hhenderson | May 14, 2008

IdleAire: Reducing Trucker's Environmental Impact

If you've ever been on a road trip, you've probably seen this sight at a rest stop: one, or many...[read more]

» Paul Smith | May 14, 2008

Brown Continues Getting Greener: Telematics Helps UPS Squeeze Out Higher Efficiencies and Increased Safety

Think back to when you actually saw a UPS truck sitting at a crowded intersection waiting to turn left. Depending...[read more]

» Tom Schueneman | May 7, 2008

Sungevity Hits The Home Solar Sweet Spot

With the rising cost of power, and the greater awareness of the human impact on the environment, home solar power...[read more]

» Paul Smith | May 7, 2008

Sustainable Biofuels: Oxymoron or Reality?

Biofuels have been both lauded for their eco-potential and criticized for their eco-inefficiency. Proponents of biofuels point to the...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | May 2, 2008

Taco Bell Taking a Step into Sustainability

Taco Bell recently announced their plans to install new “Grill-To-Order” cooking machines in all of their locations. The company is...[read more]

» Argam DerHartunian | May 1, 2008

Smart Glass Jewelry: Recycled Line

Smart Glass Jewelry has launched a "recycled line." In this case, "Recycled" as in glass accessories form sources as broad...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | April 22, 2008

How to Reduce Paper Waste and Styrofoam Usage in Packaging

Next time you bite into fish bought at the deli, think for a moment what brought it to your...[read more]

» Paul Smith | April 16, 2008

Operating your car for a greener result: Tips and Methods Part I

If you are one of those people out there who thinks a green car means you have to own...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | April 13, 2008

Cambridge Energy Alliance: A Model for the Future?

Cambridge, Massachusetts has earned a reputation as a community promoting forward-thinking energy and environmental policies. From sustainable building to transportation and...[read more]

» Tom Schueneman | April 2, 2008

Kite-Driven Beluga Skysail Completes 12,000 Mile Journey and Proves Concept

“We can once again actually ‘sail’ with cargo ships, thus opening a new chapter in the history of commercial shipping”...[read more]

» Tom Schueneman | March 14, 2008

FuelMeister II: Personal Biodiesel Processor

One problem consumer’s face when wanting to use biofuels is building an in-house processor for creating biodiesel to further...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | February 27, 2008

Coming Soon to Your Home: Wireless Sensors

With the ability to detect, relay and store an increasing range of data about the environment in which they're placed, wireless sensors are among the most promising of new technologies with lots of potential for improving environmental management. And they'll soon be common in homes around the U.S., according to ON World.[read more]

» Andrew Burger | February 25, 2008

LED Bulbs: Efficient lighting is here to stay.....

The introduction of LED light bulbs into the market has been hindered due to several factors. Namely: lumens (brightness)...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | February 19, 2008

A Most Pleasant (Pedal Powered) Revolution

One cold day last Fall, I was coming out of Briar Patch Co-op, the first LEED certified commercial building...[read more]

» Paul Smith | February 13, 2008

MS Beluga SkySails Completes Her Maiden Voyage

We’ve been keeping tabs on the progress of the Beluga SkySails, first modern commercial cargo vessel to harness wind power with a deployable computer...[read more]

» Tom Schueneman | February 6, 2008

Hydrogen-Burning Hypersonic Airplane: Going Green at Mach-5

The proposed future of air travel is quite a marvel. Seems unfathomable compared to the pollutant, oil-guzzling airliners of...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | January 29, 2008

Waste Management Greens up it's Act

Waste management. Two words that have in the past been little more then a euphemism for trash pickup, one...[read more]

» Paul Smith | January 28, 2008

Wood-Pellet Stoves: Efficient Heat

The 1980’s witnessed the inception of wood-pellet stoves but the benefits and efficiency of this innovative product, has not...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | January 27, 2008

Green Class Meters: Energy Monitoring

Are you curious to know your energy consumption within your home or business? Here is a simple and easily...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | January 26, 2008

The MS Beluga Skysails Leaves Port on her Maiden Commercial Voyage

Last month I wrote about an innovative idea from SkySailsof Hamburg Germany set to make shipping more energy efficient while reducing...[read more]

» Tom Schueneman | January 22, 2008

Maximum impact restaurant greening

Are you eating? Here's a few statistics to chew on: In the US, restaurants are the top electricity consumer...[read more]

» Paul Smith | January 21, 2008

Amazon Kindle: Save Trees, Support E-Book Readers

As much as I love to read, turning pages one by one, breaking a new paperback book into a...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | January 17, 2008

Aptera: Entrepreneur developed 3-wheeled hybrid

The Aptera has received a lot of press during the past couple of months, thanks in part to two...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | January 16, 2008

Inflatable Cars

Inflatable cars? What?!! A Bay Area startup, XP vehicles is tossing in its radical idea for a proposed ultra...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | January 15, 2008

UPS launches a small zero emissions fleet

UPS has secured a lease for 42 electric three-wheeled utility vehicles with green in mind, as in the bengamins....[read more]

» Lexington Blood | January 15, 2008

Healthcare Going Green

Forget about the toxic lead-lined MRI suites, and do not throw to the wind the outdated CT systems. Squash...[read more]

» Lexington Blood | January 9, 2008


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