Sentence examples for maker of fuel from inspiring English sources
Daimler Benz (which already produces an advanced fuel-cell car) recently bought 27% of Ballard, a maker of fuel cells.
An example was FuelCell Energy, a Danbury, Conn., maker of fuel cells, devices that use electrochemical reactions to produce electricity without combustion.
DaimlerChrysler and Ford Motor have agreed to invest $100 million in Ballard Power Systems, the biggest maker of fuel cells for automobiles, and to restructure their alliance with the company to speed development of alternative energy devices.
General Motors will get a stake of as much as 28percentt in the Hydrogenics Corporation as part of an alliance with the company, a maker of fuel cells, to develop low-pollution technology to power cars and trucks.
Moreover, Mechanical Technology, which has positioned itself as an incubator for alternative energy technologies, holds stakes in other companies, like SatCon Technology of Cambridge, Mass., a maker of fuel cell components.
Wrightspeed, a maker of fuel efficient, electric drive systems, has raised a $5 million Series A round from an unnamed private investor.
On the speculative side, Reid likes FuelCell Energy, a maker of fuel-cell power plants for electricity generation.
The policy could help reduce the strain that rising demand has put on traditional sources of electricity, and give an important boost to fledgling industries including the makers of fuel cells, which generate electricity from fossil fuels, like natural gas, without combustion or air pollution.
Other members of KPCB's green portfolio include: a solar-panel outfit (called Miasole), a maker of miniature fuel cells (Lilliputian Systems), two unidentified battery companies and a coal-gasification outfit that aims to convert coal partially into combustible gases which, after purification, can be used as fuels or raw materials for chemicals or fertilizers.
Arthur Gallagher & Company, an insurance broker, agreed yesterday to pay $120 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a maker of alternative fuels, Headwaters, over a licensing agreement between the companies.
Bosch, a maker of sophisticated fuel-injection systems and other efficiency-boosting devices, has argued that such strict limits are perfectly achievable with petrol and diesel engines, even before looking to hybrids and other low-carbon powertrains.Yet however ambitious the limits on new cars, most of the pollution and planet-warming gases come from older models.
