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Fact of the Week

Posted by admin on Dec. 29, 2016  /  Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation, Case Studies, Emissions & Fuel Economy  /   0

List of the Top Ten Most Fuel Efficient Light Vehicles, Model Year 2017 According to the Fueleconomy.gov website, the list of the top ten most fuel efficient light vehicles includes nine electric vehicles (EV) and one plug-in hybrid-electric vehicle...

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DOE Announces $15 Million to Accelerate the Deployment of Energy Efficient Transportation Technologies

Posted by admin on Dec. 21, 2016  /  Clean Fuels Funding, Awards & Grants  /   0

the Energy Department (DOE) announced $15 million, subject to appropriations, to support community-based projects to accelerate the adoption of advanced and alternative fuel vehicles and demonstrate energy efficient mobility systems including connected...

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Fact of the Week

Posted by admin on Dec. 19, 2016  /  Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation, Case Studies  /   0

Thirty-Four percent of light vehicles produced in model year 2016 were sport utility vehicles

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Fact of the week

Posted by admin on Dec. 13, 2016  /  Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation, Case Studies, Emissions & Fuel Economy  /   0

New light vehicle fuel economy at an all-time high.

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EV Charging for Employees and Agency Fleets

Posted by admin on Dec. 8, 2016  /  Electric Vehicles, Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation  /   0

The U.S. Department of Energy Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) will present a new First Thursday Seminar, Electric Vehicle Charging for Employee Vehicles and Agency Fleets, from 1:30 to 3:00 pm EST on January 5, 2017.

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Meet Michael Berube

Posted by admin on Dec. 7, 2016  /  Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation  /   0

New Vehicle Technologies Director Has a Passion for Transportation

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Fact of the Week

Posted by admin on Dec. 5, 2016  /  Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation  /   0

Gasoline taxes in the United States have dropped below 20% of the total price

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