By David DuByne In mid-June, Chongqing City held its tenth anniversary as a Special Economic Zone in western China. The city government held a fireworks display on the waterfront, with 120,000 fireworks explode in the sky. Traffic was a gridlocked mess and the business district came to a standstill. Bus engines idled and drivers continued [...]
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Chittagong – Bangladesh
November 17th, 2007
By Mujibur Rahman Chittagong, or Chottogram or even Chantga, as the city is known locally is the second largest city in Bangladesh, after Dhaka, the capital city. Chittagong is believed to mean the ‘mouth of the Ganges’. It can be called as the commercial capital of Bangladesh. Chittagong is one amongst the six administrative divisions [...]
Do You Own a Flexible Fuel Vehicle (FFV)?
November 13th, 2007
By Diane Nassy What in the world is a Flexible Fuel Vehicle? It’s a car or truck that is capable of burning certain alternative fuels. Now we’re not talking gasoline vs. diesel engines here, we’re talking about gasoline engines that can also burn ethanol, natural gas, propane, hydrogen, methanol, and p-series fuels. According to some [...]
Hydrogen/Natural Gas (HCNG) Fuel Blends
November 13th, 2007
Natural gas can be blended with hydrogen to make HCNG. Vehicles fueled with hydrogen/natural gas blends (HCNG) are an initial step toward the hydrogen-based transportation of the future. HCNG vehicles offer the potential for immediate emissions benefits, such as a reduction in nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions. At the same time, they can pave the way [...]
