Posts Tagged ‘Car’
Green Wheels: Eco-Fueler
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More and more vehicles are filling up on compressed natural gas, or CNG, and we’ll explore two innovative ways this fuel is being used. First stop is a trip to the Eco-Fueler factory in
Eugene, Florida to check out the American Roadster™ CNG, a 70-mile per gallon vehicle that runs on compressed
natural gas. There’s currently a four-month waiting list to get a Roadster but we’ll get the inside scoop when we visit the factory to see the car made from start to finish. Second stop is Puente Hills landfill, the largest landfill in the U.S. They’re processing the landfill’s gaseous emissions into usable CNG for vehicle use. The facility can dispense approximately 200,000 gasoline gallon equivalent units of CNG fuel to
local customers. And it has replaced 120 of its own vehicles with CNG powered equipment. It’s a new world and alternative energy is finding its place in all aspects of life.
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Alternative Fuel for Cars : How to Convert a Vehicle to Natural Gas
Converting a vehicle to natural gas requires additional wiring and the installation of an emulator. Discover tricks for making an engine think that it’s receiving compressed natural gas with help from a biofuels activist in this free video on alternative fuels for cars.
Expert: Brent Manning
Contact:
Bio: Brent Manning is the president of Cape Fear Biofuels.
Filmmaker: Albert Hedgepeth
Duration : 0:1:50
A commercial for natural gas use in cars
Getting employees on board with compressed natural gas
Tim Denny discusses Chesapeake Energy Corporation’s groundbreaking employee natural gas vehicle leasing program. Making the switch to CNG for your company is easier than you think.
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The power of CNG in heavy-duty vehicles
NGV Fleet Partners’ Stewart Kennedy offers a window into an upcoming large-scale switch to CNG in Tulsa, Okla. This year, Tulsa Public Schools will begin replacing its fleet of diesel school buses with ones powered by compressed natural gas. The move will save millions of dollars for the district long-term and will have an immediate impact of the health and well-being of students.
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Natural Gas Taxicab Makes It in NYC
To see the 1 hr. documentary – http://www.createspace.com/205101 . I made this film years ago but it is contemporary and has amazing car scenes in it. To see more of my work, visit www.theHoffmancollection.com.
Duration : 0:5:28
The future of compressed natural gas
So what does the future hold for CNG in the United States? In the final episode of our CNG Now! education series, we detail the benefits of embracing compressed natural gas as a nation. CNG is clean, abundant and affordable and American. We can help save our environment and our pocketbooks, and secure our nation’s energy future, all by implementing homegrown CNG.
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NGVI CNG Natural Gas Vehicles International NGV ANGVAs Green Highway Project Launched in Korea NGVs
Two Routes were chosen to reach Bangkok in time for ANGVA 2007 under this project:
Eastern Route:
Chuncheon, Korea to Bangkok.
Oct 22nd Nov 29th 2009.
Champion NGVI (Korea) / PTT (Thailand)
Sponsors NGVI, PTT, NGVI-Thai, Ministry of Environment Korea, Gangwon Province Korea, Chuncheon City Korea, Donghae City Korea, Woodward, ITT Industries, Landirenzo, GMS Rally, Faber Cylinders, FuelMaker, Tata Daewoo, Mototron, NGV School, VTI Automotive, KwangShin, Clark, Swagelok, Hwayoung, GANGV.
Team Leader Ryan Freer (Korea)
Southern Route:
Singapore to Bangkok
Nov 21st Nov 29th 2007.
Champion Smart Energy (Singapore) /PETRONAS (Malaysia) / PTT (Thailand).
Main Sponsors PTT NGV, PETRONAS, ABA Gas, NAZA, PROTON, Smart Energy, Melchers
Team Leaders William Aw (Singapore) / M. Shalan (Malaysia)
The two routes were self-funded through sponsors and contribution in kinds with PTT covering all costs incurred in Thailand.
ANGVA is now inviting proposals and sponsorships for participation and implementation of the upcoming ANGVA Green Highways 2009.
Project to raise awareness and initiate fueling infrastructure
ANGVAs inaugural Green Highways project was launched at a rapturous departure ceremony in Chuncheon City, Korea on Monday October 22nd as the caravan of the Eastern Highway embarked on the journey toward Bangkok. The 2007 Green Highways Project will consist of two caravans of NGVs departing from East and South Routes to arrive concurrently in Bangkok to coincide with the 27 -29 November 2007 ANGVA Conference and Exhibition in Bangkok, Thailand.
With aims to raise public awareness of the benefits of NGVs and emphasize the environmental and economic benefits of Green Highways for the region, the departure ceremony in Chuncheon proved an early sucess for the project.
Held in the forecourt of the Gangwon Provincial Government office, the well attended event was covered by local print and broadcast media. More than 200 people were in attendance and a congratulatory speech was made by Gangwon Province vice-Governor Kim Dae-ki. Representatives from Koreas Ministry of Environment, KOGAS, Chuncheon City, Donghae City and Gangwon Province were also in attendance.
Im happy to support this NGV project and hope to see a Green Highways event at all future ANGVA Conferences and Exhibitions, said NGVI President and Eastern Highway supporter Kevin Park.
As a cooperative effort, champions have volunteered to support and lead each route. NGVI, Korea, is the team leader for the Eastern route and SmartEnergy, Singapore, is the team leader for the Southern Route. PTT, the project organizer and host of ANGVA 2007 Conference and Exhibition is a major sponsor for caravans during the journey and stay in Thailand.
The Green Team (Eastern Highway drivers and tech support) departed to the sound of a marching band, crackers, and falling glitter. Next Stop is Donghae City, candidate city for ANGVA 2009, on Korea’s east coast.
Eastern Route – Day 2
The Eastern Highway team set out on Day 2 of the Green Highways Project after another boisterous ceremony, this time held by Donghae City, a candidate city for ANGVA 2009.
Kogas recently announced plans for the construction of Koreas 4th LNG plant and receiving terminal in Donghae City. The port city will also be home to a Gazprom gas pipeline that will connect with Sakhalin in Russias far East.
Donghae City Mayor Kim Hak-ki and ANGVA Vice-President Kevin Park made congratulatory remarks after a brief cultural performance.
The vehicles didnt need too much wiping down after the 240km drive from Chuncheon City and sparkled in the midday sun as promotional Green Highways t-shirts were passed around. Journalists, attendees and other NGV newcomers were busy flicking through their Green Highways brochures familiarizing themselves with NGV clean energy technology.
Its great to be on the road and to have so many people come and support us, said Eastern Highway Project Manager William Choi. Its a credit to our sponsors and to everyone who has pitched in to make this project a success.
The Green team will now head toward Koreas southern provinces stopping in at supporters Swagelok, Hwayoung and Kwangshin and the Korean Ministry of Environment for small welcoming ceremonies.
Source – Ryan Freer (Eastern Route team leader)
Duration : 0:5:0
Bio-/maakaasulla rallia – Compressed natural gas rally car
Bio-/maakaasulla rallia – Compressed natural gas rally car. www.biopolttoaineet.com
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What’s under the hood of a natural gas vehicle?
natural gas vehicles have horsepower, acceleration and carrying capacity similar to that of their diesel and gasoline counterparts, but there are big differences as well. In part four of our CNG Now! education series, we show you how CNG tanks can actually be safer than those used in gasoline-powered vehicles and how dedicated NGVs and bi-fuel vehicles can have a lower rate of maintenance and cost less to repair.
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