Archive for 'Hydrogen vehicles' Category
Morgan building hydrogen fuel cell racer
23 September 2005Morgan, the British builder of limited production sports cars, is planning to build an environmentally friendly sports car powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. Morgan will team up with experts from across the country to build the “LIFECar” a fuel cell racer. The project is expected to take about two years. Projects like [...]
GM slowing hydrogen push
9 September 2005Back in April, we questioned whether GM could continue its agressive path to a hydrogen fuel cell powered car while its business was losing substantial sums of money. A report today suggests that might now be the case as GM has delayed introduction of its Sequel hydrogen car.
GM, behind rivals Toyota, Honda and Ford in [...]
Energy Conversion Devices co-develops hydrogen 3 wheeler
2 September 2005Energy Conversion Devices of Troy, Michigan along with Bajaj Auto Ltd created a hydrogen powered 3 wheeler that was on display at the annual convention of the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers.
The vehicles perform at levels equal to those of conventional Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) three-wheelers …
The next step for the hydrogen transportation initiative includes [...]
Fuel costs high for heavy duty vehicles
17 March 2005Concern is rising over fuel cost and availability in the heavy duty vehicle industry. Alternative fuels, including hydrogen, are expected to have an increasing role displacing the dominance of diesel.
industry experts expect major changes in the transportation fuels mix. The results closely match projections from previous year’s surveys, and projected that alternatives to diesel will [...]
Hydrogen motorcycle
17 March 2005Intelligent Energy has produced the ENV (emissions neutral vehicle) which has a range of 100 miles, a top speed of 50mph and virtually no sound. Engineers are considering adding sound of some sort to enhance safety.
ENV is lightweight, streamlined and aerodynamic. In an urban or off-road environment, it can reach speeds of 50 mph. It [...]
