Emissions

The new Scania Active Prediction system will make trucking more efficient.

In an effort to raise awareness about bathroom emissions and water savings, Japanese toilet manufacturer TOTO has created the Toilet Bike Neo Project.

This week Honeywell's Green Jet Fuel joined the race to the Paris air show to become the first biofuel to power a transatlantic flight.

Japanese scientists are creating laser igniters that could one day replace spark plugs, resulting in better-performing, more efficient and cleaner-running engines.

The European Commission has released a white paper detailing forty initiatives for a unified Single European Transport Area that aims to increase mobility and cut dependence on oil.

The Eco-Navigator provides real-time fuel consumption and CO2 output data to drivers, to help them drive cleaner and more efficiently.

Ford has announced its fuel-saving Auto Start-Stop system will be added to conventional cars, crossovers and SUVs in North America from 2012.

In an effort to add a tinge of green to its iconic red, Ferrari unveiled a Ferrari California in Paris that is fitted with a new HELE system that is designed to reduce the environmental impact of its supercars, while boosting their performance.

A new annual competition in Vichy, France will take place for the first time this July in order to develop and bring attention to sustainable energy-economy in the motorized ultralight aircraft (ULM) industry.

Despite the U.S.’s purported desire to wean itself off the teat of foreign oil a new study from automotive data provider, JATO Dynamics, reports that the U.S. car market is still almost twice as polluting as Europe and Japan.

The first prototype zero emission, fuel cell-powered London black cab has been unveiled that can operate for a full day without the need for refueling and reach a top speed of over 80 mph (129 km/h).

New models in Mercedes C Class have increased fuel economy and reduced CO2 emissions but still deliver impressive performance figures.