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Bloomberg News: California considers plan to speed battery, hydrogen auto sales.
JAN 27 2012 - California, the state with authority to set air-pollution rules stricter than US government’s, is considering a plan requiring carmakers to sell more than 1 million autos by 2025 that emit little or no tailpipe or carbon exhaust.
Read and Contribute: Batteries, Hydrogen, California Tradable Renewable Energy Credits, California Clean Energy Fund
Washington Post: Obama-backed electric car battery company files for bankruptcy protection.
JAN 27 2012 - Ener1, an electric car battery company that the Obama administration awarded a $118 million stimulus grant to expand its operations, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Thursday after being unable to repay pressing debts.
Read and Contribute: Batteries, Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles, Barack Obama
San Francisco Bay Citizen: California set to sharply limit car pollution.
JAN 27 2012 - California is preparing to force auto manufacturers to slash smog-producing tailpipe pollution by three-fourths, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and ensure that more than one out of seven cars sold can run on electricity within the next 13 years.
Read and Contribute: California Tradable Renewable Energy Credits, Car Roof Photovoltaic Panels, California Clean Energy Fund
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