Stories Tagged as
Fuel economy
Ford is losing money on electric vehicles, but saving money on emissions fines
by
Henry Epp
Feb 7, 2024
For every electric F-150 it sells, it can sell up to 12 gas-powered models and comply with emissions rules. Those rules may be updated.
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How the EPA made gas-mileage numbers accurate
Feb 24, 2015
The EPA has increasingly made mileage tests a more accurate measure of reality
Coal's share of global energy is growing
Jun 17, 2014
BP's annual report on energy shows coal with its largest share since 1970.
To guzzle or not to guzzle?
by
Scott Tong
Jun 8, 2012
Cars are as American as apple pie, but with the rising price of oil, more Americans are opting for other oil-free means of transportation.
Warm winter creating heating fuel glut
Jan 30, 2012
Forecasters say the unusually mild winter so far over the East and Midwest could reduce heating costs 20 percent. Good news for those who pay the heating bills. Maybe not so good for those who sell the fuel.
Bank Bailout & Stimulus Spending: dynamic duo, or evil twins?
by
Bill Radke
Oct 1, 2010
On trial today: the government's response to the financial crisis. The White House is officially evaluating the $800 billion stimulus program. ...
Government wants to give your car a letter grade...
by
Bill Radke
Aug 31, 2010
U.S. may grade car fuel economy...