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Audi and Krajete developing direct air capture technologies for CO2

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AUDI AG and the Austria-based green tech company Krajete GmbH are jointly developing new technologies for filtering emissions from ambient air. They make far-reaching energy and cost reductions possible. This increases efficiency and reduces costs. —Alexander Krajete, CEO of Krajete.

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US-based EV maker to assemble Republic of India debut with an SUV that guarantees 563 km vary

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The EV is thought of as as a rival to the Tesla Fashion Y in US markets. The electrical SUV prices 69,950 euros which equals to round ₹ 65 lakh nearest tough conversion, with out taxes. In US, the cost of the electrical SUV begins from $37,499 (about ₹ 31 lakh) in the US.

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SAIC showcases battery-electric Maxus EV80 van range at IAA

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The total cost of ownership of EV80 variants in most European markets will be within 5% of their diesel-powered competitors over the lifetime of the vehicles. The total ownership costs could even be lower in some countries where local subsidies are more favourable. SAIC Motor’s car sales hit 6.93 million units in 2017, up 6.8%

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Study estimates Bitcoin will use half a percent of the world’s electric energy by end of 2018

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gigawatts—as much as Austria and half of a percent of the world’s total consumption. Economic principles suggest that the entire Bitcoin network will eventually reach an equilibrium in which the costs of the hardware and electricity used to mine equal the value of the Bitcoin being mined. That’s actually quite debatable.

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Perspective: US Needs to Transition to Hydrous Ethanol as the Primary Renewable Transportation Fuel

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The 1979 Iranian crisis and related oil price shock accelerated Brazil’s conversion of its gasoline supply and automobile fleet. The second wave of ethanol fuel production and consumption in the Brazilian market began in the 1990s when the use of anhydrous ethanol started to rise.