However, upgrading the UK's ageing ferry fleet to run on liquefied natural gas or fitting sulphur "scrubbers" is seen as too onerous and expensive, and the chamber argues the technology is in any case unproved.
He said he hoped to generate wide support in the new Congress for further development of electric vehicles, for converting some of the nation's heavy truck fleet to run on natural gas, for incentives for energy efficiency in buildings and appliances, and for more emphasis on renewable energy and nuclear power.
He lunches regularly with Escher, who used proceeds from his shares to buy a portion of the Red & White fleet to run his own touring business in San Francisco.
The fleets will get to run the medallion, but Medallion Financial will get any increase in its value when it is sold.
Here's an example of throwing your clout around to effect change: Sweetwater Video Productions is Fox's main supplier of audio/visual equipment and, encouraged by Fox, they've changed their entire fleet of trucks to run off more eco-friendly B20 bio-diesel and is powering their facility with solar power.
The company is developing collaborative capabilities for its DroneHunters, so users will be able to run fleets of them to counter multiple intruders simultaneously.
With a 40-employee operating team today, most in the U.S. and others based in Rwanda, Zipline has raised both grants and venture capital to support the development of its planes and software to run fleets of them.
WASHINGTON — The smoking lamp is going out all across the Navy's submarine fleet, where the mission to "run silent, run deep" now will be carried out by sailors ordered to run undersea operations without cigarettes, cigars or pipes.
Since the service requires the combination of an infrastructure, a vehicle and a traffic protocol, capacity depends on the arrangements for each of the components: for instance the size and passenger capacity of a vehicle, or the fleet of vehicles available to run over a period.
