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HAUPPAUGE, NY – Odyne Corporation CEO Roger Slotkin was a featured speaker at the kickoff event of the Greater Long Island Clean Cities 2007 Seminar Series, “Alternative Fuels in the Carting Industry.”
Read More →OXFORD, OH – The City of Oxford will soon add a hybrid car, several trucks, and a state-of-the-art van for robotically repairing water pipelines to its fleet.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. – Ford Motor Company is producing 20 demonstration Escape Hybrid E-85 vehicles for use in fleets in six different states. Deliveries will begin this spring.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Bush ordered the government to purchase hybrid-powered vehicles and reduce the federal fleet's petroleum consumption by two percent each year through 2015.
Read More →COLUMBIA, SC – Columbia, S.C., Mayor Bob Coble will begin driving the first hybrid car the city has ever purchased — a 2007 Ford Escape.
Read More →MINNEAPOLIS, MN – The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (MnDNR), as part of the governor's “Smart Fleet” initiative, has led the way for vehicle technology for the state.
Read More →LOS ANGELES, CA – The Board of Airport Commissioners has approved the purchase of 30 alternative-fuel buses and trucks for use at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) as part of its ongoing replacement of existing gasoline-powered vehicles when they reach the end of their useful service life in the airport's fleet.
Read More →HODGKINS, IL – Harper College recently upgraded its existing Petro Vend commercial fuel management system to a new Petro Vend K800/System2 Hybrid Fuel Control System.
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NEW YORK CITY – A Saturn VUE Green Line recently was put into service as a taxi in New York City. This is the first GM vehicle to be approved by the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission since 1996 when GM discontinued the rear-wheel-drive Caprice.
Read More →ALBANY, NY – New York Governor George Pataki showcased a new plug-in hybrid car that is being added to New York State's vehicle fleet.
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