All Posts Tagged With: "Fuel Cells"
The Daily Five: Friday, 20 June, 2008
The new World Trade Center will be a towering example of fuel cell technology; NOAA says climate change will will stimulate extreme weather; and a 177 mpg car — from Hungary. It’s your Friday Daily Five.
20Jun2008 | Chris Baskind | | Continued
The Daily Five: Tuesday, 17 June, 2008
Another week, another record price for crude oil; Honda officially begins producing its fuel cell car; and a homebrew electric Peugot raises eyebrows in Gaza.
17Jun2008 | Chris Baskind | | Continued
The Daily Five: Saturday, 7 June, 2008
A major U.S. climate bill fails, but seems destined to reach the next presidential administration; Norway’s über cute Think City Car is coming to America; and nanotech microballoons may hold the key to safe hydrogen storage in vehicles.
7Jun2008 | Chris Baskind | | Continued
The Daily Five: Thursday, 29 May, 2008
The Department of Energy wants to hear some great ideas about fuel cell technology; “clean” coal is as dirty as ever; and a 16-year-old’s science fair project may solve plastic bag waste.
29May2008 | Chris Baskind | | Continued
The Daily Five: Wednesday, 21 May, 2008
A warning on the health impact of nanotechnology; all those shiny new wind turbines need shiny new transmission lines to match; and tracking your fuel mileage has never been cuter.
21May2008 | Chris Baskind | | Continued
The Daily Five: Saturday, 3 May, 2008
GM buys another stake in the development cellulosic ethanol ; Sony shows-off a new, hand-sized fuel cell; and eight things which might cloud the future of solar energy.
3May2008 | Chris Baskind | | Continued
Who Killed the Fuel Cell Car?
Holding out for a hydrogen economy? You may have to wait a while longer. With improvements in battery technology and no hydrogen fueling stations in sight, the world’s two biggest automakers think fuel cells have run out of gas.
13Apr2008 | Chris Baskind | | Continued
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