Posts Tagged ‘Vehicles’
MW 1992
Bill Aims For Cars Fueled By Natural Gas
KMBC’s Martin Augustine reports.
http://www.kmbc.com/news/15181457/detail.html
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NGV Natural Gas Vehicle Bus Commercial by Korea Ministry of Environment WWW.NGVI.CO.KR
Submitted by NGVI www.ngvi.co.kr NGV City Buses CF Parody of Natural Gas Buses in South Korea by the Ministry of Environment. Funny CF Parody. South Korea. NGVI and South Korea Ministry of Environment are leaders in NGV for public transportation. The Seoul
Metropolitan Government has announced that from 2010, the only buses permitted on the citys streets will be powered by natural gas. The measures have been taken in an effort to combat pollution. Korea Times reports that the city government will fund the program to the tune of 96.8 billion won (US$101 million) with bus operators
receiving subsidies of up to 22.7 million won (US$23,700) for each bus purchased. This amount covers most of the differential cost of purchase, with CNG buses costing around 94 million won per unit (US$98,000) vs diesel bus cost of 67.7 million won (US$70,700). The bulk of the buses are expected to be provided by South Korean
manufacturers, Daewoo and Hyundai. As of today, NGVI’s Korea NGV Statistics: August 17th, 2009: 23,219 NGVS total, 21,323 CNG Buses, 429 CNG Garbage Trucks.
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KC Saves Money By Using Natural Gas As Fuel
As gas prices continue to climb, the city of Kansas City has found a way to fuel up its vehicles for $1.61 a gallon.
One-fourth of the city’s cars and trucks are powered by natural gas.
Kansas City fleet superintendent Sam Swearngin doesn’t have a savings projection for the entire fleet, but he said the city is saving $84,000 a month on fuel just for its airport shuttle buses, which run on natural gas.
The city has been running part of its fleet on natural gas since 1992.
Swearngin said Honda is still making natural gas cars, but you have to get your own natural gas tank. He said the start-up costs, including some tax rebates, are about $25,000.
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Aubrey McClendon CNG Vehicles
Chesapeake Energy CEO Aubrey McClendon supports compressed natural gas vehicles.
http://NaturalGasInvesting.org/
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Natural Gas Vehicles: What are the Benefits for Consumers?
A project for my Digital Video Class explaining the benefits of natural gas vehicles for Consumers.
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