AFVI offers free online presentation on using LNG as transportation fuel
If you're involved with monitoring a fleet of trucks, then you may have considered using liquefied natural gas (LNG) in those vehicles. Wal-Mart, PG&E, and the California ports have all taken a look at the technology. If you'd like a window into how LNG can reduce costs and emissions when compared to petroleum products, check out the latest webinar (I still don't like that word) from the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute. On April 22, the AFVI will present the free "LNG as a Transportation Fuel" session (registration is required). AFVI says the webinar will preview the new course ""Driver, Technician and Fuel Handler Safety Training for LNG Vehicles" and cover:- Brief history of LNG and future trends
- Characteristics of LNG
- Transportation application
- Fueling
- Safety
The last AFVI webinar was on Plug-in Hybrids.
[Source: AFVI]
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A.Brien 5:38PM (4/09/2008)
Natural gas is the simplest and cheapest way to go green right now. John green sell a new car, the eco-fueler, that is fed by natural gas. I know it has 3 wheels but it's cheap fast and it come with a machine that fuel the car at home. I don't know why almost nobody talk abouth this compagny. He said too that we can put hydrogen in the tank.
http://www.eco-fueler.net/
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