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Old electric vehicles never die - Part 2

Sunday, November 22nd, 2009

Jay Leno has been a friend to Detroit for many years. You may be aware of his auto website and his impressive collection of vehicles, but you may not...
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Old electric vehicles never die - Part 1

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

But unlike old soldiers, electric cars don't fade away. They just bide their time in history until needed again. That's why I say we have merely...
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Ionic fluids to extend battery-storage capacity & EV range

Sunday, November 15th, 2009 · 2 comments

Imagine a battery that looks and feels just like a lithium-ion battery, but has an energy density that is up to ten times greater. This would mean...
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Improved AC induction motors power EVs and grounded airplanes

Hybrid and electric vehicles are in a state of technology flux and will be for a long time. That helps explain why DC motors with precious, rare-earth...
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Neodymium is key element to hybrid vehicles

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Contrary to popular belief, the electrification of the automobile depends on far more than just lithium-ions for storage batteries. The electric-drive...
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NRC report monetizes hidden costs of energy

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Congress some time ago requested the National Research Council (NRC) to assess and report on the costs of external effects caused by various energy...
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Is there a conspiracy against natural-gas cars?

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Since natural gas offers an immediate, common-sense and ecological relief to the nation's over-dependence on foreign oil, why has support for CNG...
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Li-Air presents a new chapter in battery technology

Argonne National Laboratory has for many years sought solutions to pressing national problems in science and technology. America’s first...
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Are nano-scale materials safe for humans?

Nano-scale materials are a relatively new solution to many human needs. Unfortunately, we know so little about their effects on human health, let...
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GM improves fuel cell system

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According to the GM News Release dated 2009-09-24, their Gen 2 Fuel Cell System has cut its size, weight and cost. The second generation hydrogen fuel...
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