Sentence examples for gasoline policy from inspiring English sources

In America, a nation that has adopted a low-price gasoline policy, unlike other developed nations, the infrastructure costs of electric plugs, parking spots and battery-exchange stations will require local, state and federal government loans and incentives, Mr. Granoff said.

We then analyze the impact of the policies to the bioethanol production and supply strategies by implementing the different scenarios of the bioethanol-gasoline blending policy.

Commentary from consultants to Octel, and their visits to New Zealand (eg, [ 58, 59]) appears to have contributed to concerns about benzene with several media reports around this time suggested that the move to unleaded gasoline was a policy blunder [ 60].

The addition of alcohol to gasoline and national policies to reduce automotive emissions contributed to a decrease in air pollution in Brazilian urban centers in the last 20 years.

Brazil could also double its ethanol production by 2020 just by providing clear policies for the sector while reviewing its current policy of gasoline subsidies.

Economic frustration is compounded because President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been lifting subsidies for everything from bread to gasoline — probably sound economic policy, but very unpopular.

At issue is whether to suspend a five-year-old federal mandate requiring more ethanol in gasoline each year, a policy that has diverted almost half of the domestic corn supply from animal feedlots to ethanol refineries, driven up corn prices and plantings and created a desperate competition for corn as drought grips the nation's farm belt.

But other subsidies, including a policy that keeps gasoline priced at less than 10 cents a gallon, drain resources.

The American public loved the big vehicles, which were affordable because national energy policy made low gasoline prices a priority.

Proponents of the standards held that such indictments are misguided and are actually arguments for increases in gasoline taxes and other transportation policy reforms.

SAN FRANCISCO — Thanks to climate change policies and expensive gasoline, electric cars — and especially hybrid electrics — have made some inroads in the U.S. vehicle market.