CleanAirPower

Clean Air Power has announced that one of Britain's largest supermarket chains, Sainsbury's, has signed a contract with them to expand the use of biomethane in their trucks. Back in August 2007, Sainsbury's tried Clean Air's technology for the first time and in August 2008, it began to operate one ...

click image to enlargeIt's no surprise that advocacy groups release statistics that promote the group's mission. The latest greener driving groups to do so is Clean Air Power (CAP) with the chart above (you can see a more readable version by clicking on the image). CAP is releasing the data as part ...

Two dairy tractor units are cruising delivery routes in NW England and Scotland carrying three main liquids: milk, diesel and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). The trucks can be powered by two of those three fuels and the driver could be powered by the other. Robert Wiseman Dairies, a large fresh liquid ...

The last time we mentioned Clean Air Power on AutoblogGreen, readers went back and forth a little bit on whether the natural gas injection into a diesel system was really a good thing. So, feel free to discuss that issue again, but the news out this week was that the UK-based Clean Air Power won a ...

Using a bit of diesel fuel to ignite natural gas in an engine is one way to provide high-power output with lowered emissions. Clean Air Power, which has a unique retro-fit system that gives an engine dual-fuel capability, recently completed trials meant to figure out the benefits of integrating ...

The emissions reductions set forth in the Kyoto Protocol are an ambitious goal, and a lot of countries are struggling to reach them. Britain, for example, will most likely not be able to reduce its carbon emissions by 20 percent by 2010, the BBC recently reported. Clean Air Power, which has come up ...