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AIMPLAS is working on using end-of-life tires to create more sustainable materials with improved properties for construction

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More than 176,000 tonnes of ELTs are collected in Spain each year according to data from the SIGNUS collection system. The different treatment systems currently available for this waste (e.g. thermal decomposition, pyrolysis, incineration and shredding) have different problems that make them unsustainable.

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DOE to award $15.8M to 30 hydrogen and fuel cell technologies projects

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million for 30 new projects aimed at discovery and development of novel, low-cost materials necessary for hydrogen production and storage and for fuel cells onboard light-duty vehicles. Proton-Conducting Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells for Large-scale Hydrogen Production at Intermediate Temperatures. Proton Energy Systems.

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New Federal-Mogul elastomeric material provides CO2 emissions reduction for manufacturing operations

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Federal-Mogul Corporation has developed a novel elastomeric material, called K16, that eliminates a costly and energy-intensive curing process used throughout the industry. Federal-Mogul believes it is the first company to develop such a system for manufacturing high-performance-rubber products. —Larry Brouwer.

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Delphi developing new, more efficient HVAC system for MY2015; increased EV/HEV range, reduced CO2 emissions

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Unitary HPAC System. Delphi Automotive is developing an advanced HVAC (heating, ventilating, air conditioning) system that significantly increases efficiency and reduces emissions while keeping passengers comfortable. The HPAC integrates a refrigerant heat pump and coolant distribution system to provide vehicle cabin comfort.

Emissions 274
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Delphi Showcases Advanced Powertrain and Vehicle Electrification Technologies at 18th Aachen Colloquium

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At the 18 th Aachen Colloquium of Automobile and Engine Technology this week (5-7 October), Delphi is highlighting a range of its technologies including advanced gasoline and diesel engine management systems, fuel handling systems, powertrain cooling solutions and hybrid and electric vehicle products. Powertrain cooling systems.

Vehicles 210