699 Articles match "Cost","Study"

• The Best from Electric Vehicles

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• Harmful particles identified in study could be cut with LPG
  
  Vehicles running on LPG produce far fewer harmful emissions that contribute to environmental and health problems than traditional road fuels including the microscopic particles, known as PM10s, cited in the study led by Professor Jonathan Grigg at the Centre for Paediatrics at Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry.
  Green Cars News - Friday, June 12, 2009
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• Green cars: a social status symbol suggests study
  
  Anything from greener cars, to domestic products and fair trade food are bought as a status symbol, the new study, co-authored by Dr. Tags: Green credentials and Conspicuous Conservation costs Going Green to Be Seen: Status green hybrid products Reputation study Van den Burgh
  Green Cars News - Tuesday, March 30, 2010
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• Plug-in Hybrid Study: Electricity Better
  
  The basic question addressed, which appears on the study homepage (epri-reports.org) is this: How would air quality and greenhouse gas emissions be affected if significant numbers of Americans drove cars that were fueled by the power grid? And the grid is getting cleaner and more renewable every year. truly hope we have turned a corner.
  Plugs and Cars - Thursday, July 19, 2007
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• Argonne Study Examines Impact of Real World Drive Cycles on Efficiency and Cost of Different PHEV Configurations
  
  Aymeric Rousseau, program manager at Argonne, presented a small slice of this wide study at the Advanced Automotive Battery Conference 2009 (AABC) this week in Long Beach. Cost benefit analysis. Based on the results, Argonne also modeled out the cost-benefit of the different configurations. Volt) with a 12 kWh and a 16 kWh pack.
  Green Car Congress - Thursday, June 11, 2009
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• Study Concludes That Smaller Capacity PHEVs Would Be a “Robust” Option for Minimizing Fuel Consumption, Cost and GHG Emissions
  
  Best vehicle choice for minimum fuel consumption, cost, or greenhouse gas emissions as a function of distance driven between charges across sensitivity scenarios. The study will appear in an upcoming issue of the journal Energy Policy. Shiau et al. 2009) Click to enlarge. But batteries are heavy and expensive. Shiau et al. 2009).
  Green Car Congress - Thursday, February 26, 2009
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• Study outlines potential of plug-in hybrids
  
  The Argonne National Laboratory has completed its study into the impact of real world drive cycles on the fuel efficiency and cost of different plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV), with mixed results. These were compared to a conventional hybrid electric vehicle, as well as a conventional combustion engine.
  Green Cars News - Monday, June 15, 2009
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• Electric cars to account for 64 per cent of car sales by 2030
  
  A new study has unveiled the health, wealth and environmental benefits of the mass-market adoption of electric cars, suggesting that electric cars could account for a staggering 64 per cent of all car sales in the US by 2030. The study also attempts to quantify how the electrification of the U.S. light-vehicle fleet by 2030. and $0.13
  Green Cars News - Monday, July 13, 2009
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• Study: Dynamic plug-ins key to cost-effectiveness
  
  Simply more expensive compared to conventional and hybrid cars, despite energy savings The US National Renewable Energy Laboratory is prepared to release a new study on ways of achieving plug-in hybrid and EV cost-effectiveness.
  Hybrid Car Blog - Monday, February 15, 2010
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• Study - Energy costs much more than consumers pay
  
  And plug-ins don't help much if coal-powered Some great information coming out of the “ Hidden Costs of Energy: Unpriced Consequences of Energy Production and Use ” study completed by the National Research Council for Congress. Of course, if national security costs had been monetized, then some of these health costs would be negated.
  Hybrid Car Blog - Friday, October 23, 2009
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• University of Minnesota Study Finds Cellulosic Ethanol Carries Lower Human Health Economic Costs Than Gasoline or Corn Ethanol
  
  A new study by researchers at the University of Minnesota finds that cellulosic ethanol has fewer negative effects on human health because it emits smaller amounts of fine particulate matter. The study will be published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in February and will be posted online this week.
  Green Car Congress - Tuesday, February 3, 2009
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