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Ford sends 10 Focus fuel cell vehicles to Iceland for continued testing
For the past four years Ford has been running a fleet of 30 fuel cell-powered Focus sedans in several locations throughout the United States and Canada in a program partially funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. Those cars have accumulated more than half a million miles over that time. Testing of those cars is still ongoing, but some of the cars have recently been redeployed. The next phase of testing begins this month in Iceland as 10 of Focuses have been shifted to the North Atlantic nation for further evaluation. Iceland has long ... Read more →
Limited: What's the value of talking about "range anxiety" all the time? Sebastian Blanco
Here are three important facts about gasoline: It is available almost anywhere around the world it has tremendous energy content Using it the way we do creates a whole slew of negative ...
Norway's Hydrogen Highway gets an electric back road Sebastian Blanco
Back in May, 30 teams driving pure electric and hydrogen vehicles participated in the EVS Viking Rally from Oslo to Stavanger, Norway to mark the 24th Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS) and the ...
Spy Shots: BMW testing hydrogen hybrid 1 Series? Jeremy Korzeniewski
Is BMW working on a new hydrogen-fueled hybrid automobile? Judging by this series of spy photos from Bimmerpost, the answer may very well be yes. A close look at the side glass shows a sticker that ...
Hydrogen cars + math. Worth the trouble? Sebastian Blanco
I'm starting to think that the "hydrogen advocate" Greg Blencoe (always an AutoblogGreen fave) might be working against the hydrogen industry. In a new post on his Hydrogen Car Revolution blog, ...
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Will hydrogen breakthrough come in the form of a better battery? Maybe YESS! 19 days ago on Autoblog Green
Wouldn't it be ironic if hydrogen's role in future transportation is not derived from its use in a fuel cell but rather, in a battery. If a recent press release is to be believed then the forthcoming YESS battery (that's "Your Energy Storage Solution") from an outfit called ERRA Incorporated may ...
VIDEO: Wet Liberal rants about Top Gear, electric cars and hydrogen 23 days ago on Autoblog Green
Most of the time, Robert Llewellyn is a seemingly well-adjusted comedic actor with a concern for environmental issues who currently hosts a web-based show called Carpool, where he drives about in a hybrid or electric car whilst talking with a very interesting person. Occasionally though, the ...
Would a hydrogen economy be good or bad for the water supply in the U.S.? 26 days ago on Autoblog Green
Trying to predict the numbers that will define the hydrogen economy are anybody's guess. And guess people will, because it leads to great headlines like, "Will Hydrogen Power Suck the Lakes Dry?" What are some of those numbers? The Hydrogen Association says that it would take 110 billion ...
Toyota FCHV-adv cruises in California, wind-powered hydrogen on the horizon 1 month ago on Autoblog Green
While hydrogen cars from Toyota, Nissan and Honda were driving the 707 miles from Tokyo to Osaka, another group of H2 vehicles from the U.S. DOE's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) was in California conducting a research test drive. The two ...
Daimler debuts next-gen Citaro fuel cell bus in Hamburg, cuts fuel consumption in half 1 month ago on Autoblog Green
Daimler this week unveiled the first of its new generation Mercedes-Benz Citaro FuelCELL-Hybrid transit buses. Thirty of these new buses will be going into service in 2010 with the first 10 going to Hamburg Germany where previous-generation fuel cell buses have already been in service for ...
Fuel cell vehicles finish 707-mile demonstration run in Japan 1 month ago on Autoblog Green
Toyota, Nissan and Honda all participated in a fuel cell demonstration run in Japan last week. The three automakers brought their most advanced hydrogen fuel cell vehicles out for the two-day trip from Tokyo to Fukuoka with an overnight stop in Osaka. The driving teams piloted a Honda FCX Clarity, ...
GM fuel cell boss explains that the technology needs to pass final cost hurdle to production 1 month ago on Autoblog Green
It's no secret that General Motors remains committed to hydrogen fuel cells as a long term solution to zero emissions transportation. In this cause, GM is in league with many of the largest automakers in the world including Toyota, Honda, Daimler, and Hyundai. Recently we ran an editorial ...
Toyota to launch battery electric vehicle in 2012, fuel cell in 2015 1 month ago on Autoblog Green
Bob Carter, group vice president and general manager of the Toyota brand, came to Detroit on Monday to have lunch with some local media. Among the topics of discussion at the gathering were Toyota's plans for zero emissions vehicles. digg_url = ...
Editorial: Henderson's fuel cell 10X cost comments are out of context 1 month ago on Autoblog Green
The other day we reported on an interview with General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson published in the Washington Post. While most of the discussion focused on the bailout and bankruptcy, from the perspective of this site, the main items of interest were Henderson's responses to questions relating ...
REPORT: Suzuki to put hydrogen two-wheelers into production 1 month ago on Autoblog Green
Suzuki and Intelligent Energy have been working on hydrogen fuel cell-powered two-wheelers for the last few years, with the Crosscage, their first public concept, debuting back in 2007 at the Tokyo Motor Show. Then, earlier this year, we heard rumblings that Suzuki hoped to have its first ...
Equinox fuel cell vehicles ready for Vancouver Olympics; Volts due in February 1 month ago on Autoblog Green
Vancouver continues its two-fold path towards reducing gasoline usage (H2 and plug-ins) with a new fleet of eight Chevrolet Equinox fuel cell vehicles that will used during the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The Games start February 12. The fuel cell vehicles are being used for test ...
Honda CEO: People will embrace fuel cells when they realize battery limits 1 month ago on Autoblog Green
Here at the Tokyo Motor Show, Honda introduced its first plug-in vehicle concept in many years in the shape of the EV-N. However, during the press conference, new CEO Takanobu Ito shared the main stage with only two cars, the FCX Clarity and the new CR-Z concept. The EV-N and a plug-in Cub ...
Two years in, hydrogen fuel cell bet causing some strangeness 2 months ago on Autoblog Green
It's difficult to pick the strangest part of Greg Blencoe's post today about his ongoing bet with Joe Romm over the viability of hydrogen cars. It could be the hubris, the feeling of unquestioned "win" ahead for Blencoe (who, of course) came down on the pro-hydrogen-soon of the bet. But what's ...
Congress restores hydrogen funding with $187 million in appropriations bill 2 months ago on Autoblog Green
Department of Energy Secretary Steven Chu is not getting his way in Washington. Recently (and, at this point, still allegedly) he said that he "would put every cent into electric cars." The Senate, though, has other plans and has now restored almost all of the hydrogen funding money that the DOE ...
Dr. Z: BEVs and hybrids for the near term, fuel cells for the long haul 2 months ago on Autoblog Green
Like pretty much every major automaker, Daimler is preparing to launch battery electric vehicles in the next few years. However, again like many of its competitors, the German automaker remains unconvinced that batteries will see the kind of technical progress needed to make them a truly ...
AltCar 2009: Vision Industries to display fuel cell truck at Santa Monica 2 months ago on Autoblog Green
The annual Alt Car Expo is coming up this weekend at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium and Vision Industries will be on hand to display its Tyrano semi tractor. This is no typical smoke-belching, diesel-powered semi. In fact, the only thing emitted by this hauler is water vapor. The Tyrano is a ...
GM shows off fifth-generation fuel cell stack, hopes to commercialize unit by 2015 2 months ago on Autoblog Green
While improvements to the tried-and-true internal combustion engine continue to come in small, incremental bits year after year, hydrogen fuel cell technology is progressing in leaps and bounds. Evidence of such can be seen in the latest version of General Motors' hydrogen fuel cell system. ...
Buckeye Bullet 2 claims land speed record for fuel cell vehicles, 300.992 mph 2 months ago on Autoblog Green
We first heard about the Buckeye Bullet 2 about two years ago when we were covering the Ford Fusion 999 land speed record project. The student engineering team from The Ohio State University was collaborating with engineers from Ford and the two teams shared data on improving performance of the ...
Aston Martin dismisses fully electric cars, calls for fuel cells instead 2 months ago on Autoblog Green
With electric cars and concepts from established luxury and performance car makers like Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi and Porsche, it's at least a wee bit surprising that we've never heard anything about electric vehicles from Aston Martin. Perhaps we now know why. Speaking at the Frankfurt Motor ...
REPORT: Mercedes-Benz plans to lease 100 hydrogen F-Cell cars in U.S. 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
Mercedes-Benz officially introduced the world to its latest hydrogen fuel cell-powered car this week at the Frankfurt Motor Show, and it's wasting little time getting the F-Cell into limited-scale production. In this case, "limited-scale" means 200 vehicles, and Daimler R&D chief Thomas ...
Chat with retiring GM research VP Larry Burns today at 3pm EDT 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
Larry Burns has served as General Motors Vice president of research and development for 11 years, a tenure longer than anyone else since the original holder of that office, Charles Kettering. This fall however, Burns will be strolling off into the sunset as he has opted for retirement. Before he ...
Frankfurt 2009: all plugs and hybrids, no hydrogen 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
It's probable that, somewhere in the Frankfurt Messe this week, there are hydrogen-powered concept vehicles. From the headlines, though, it's clear that the world's automakers showing off their wares at the Frankfurt Motors Show are taking some time off from promoting the hydrogen fuel cell car ...
OEMs go all out to defend fuel cells... but hide hydrogen angle 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
When you're down and out, that's when you find out who your real friends are. While there are calls for a more grassroots approach to hydrogen infrastructure development, the real pushers are the big automakers and the government. And, now that H2 funding is under attack but also back in the ...
GM to hold webchat with Project Driveway manager Mark Vann and one of the drivers, 2pm EDT today 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
This week, General Motors' Project Driveway Fuel Cell test program will top the 1 million total mile mark after only two years on the road. GM built over 100 of the hydrogen fueled electric crossovers and they have been in daily use with both corporate partner fleets and average drivers who ...
Energy Secretary Steven Chu plans to ensure hydrogen funds invested wisely 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
United States Energy Secretary Steven Chu doesn't think that hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are the best technology to funnel research and development funds into. Still, Chu doesn't plan to continue fighting with the lawmakers in Congress that voted to reinstate funding into hydrogen projects that ...
Hydrogen advocate steps off the ABG comment platform 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
Regular AutoblogGreen readers will surely recognize the name Greg Blencoe. The organizing force behind Hydrogen Car Revolution often comments in posts relating to hydrogen and/or plug-in vehicles and certainly has his critics on these pages. Actually, make that commented. Blencoe has made it ...
Hydrogen slogan contest voting begins; satire didn't make the cut 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
Surprisingly (j/k), none of the satirical and funny submissions that AutoblogGreen readers posted in the comments of our original post on the California Fuel Cell Partnership's t-shirt contest made it to the final four. Instead, we have the potential winners seen above: Change. It's in the ...
Nobel Laureate Burton Richter: "Hydrogen fuel cells are losers" 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
Even though there are plenty of reasons for automakers to promote using hydrogen fuel cells in vehicles, they certainly have their critics. Burton Richter, the Paul Pigott professor of the physical sciences and a Nobel Laureate, is one. Speaking to Greentech Media recently following a ...
Mercedes-Benz launches B-Class F-Cell, leases to begin in early 2010 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
Back in April, Mercedes-Benz announced via a short little blurb on a larger press release that it planned to begin small-scale series production of a new hydrogen fuel cell-powered automobile called the F-Cell. According to the German automaker, the car is just about ready to launch, with 200 ...
DOE launches $1 million Hydrogen Prize 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
Steven Chu, head of the United Stated Department of Energy, doesn't want to spend huge sums of government money investing in hydrogen technology. That much is certain after Chu decided to slash DOE funding into hydrogen research, though a good deal was later restored in separate sessions by the ...
Student designs fuel cell-powered Aston Martin concept 3 months ago on Autoblog Green
James Trim, a 23-year-old designer at Coventry University in the UK, has come up with a unique idea of what a future eco-friendly Aston Martin may look like. We see elements of Aston Martins past and present, along with at least a whiff of Fisker Karma, especially in the front fascia and front ...
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