Sentence examples for powered by ethanol from inspiring English sources

But one of the key problems for biogas in Goteborg is that Volvo, the carmaker, dropped its interest in biogas two years ago and began focusing on producing cars powered by ethanol, a fuel that uses feedstock from cereal crops.

General Motors has recently been delivering different states versions of its Chevrolet Avalanche pickup powered by ethanol in order to promote the technology.

A few years from now, your commute may be powered by ethanol from sugar cane grown in Brazil's cerrado, a biodiversity hotspot that is the largest savanna in South America and disappearing at a faster rate than the Amazon.

Data of diesel fleet was obtained by the company mechanization sector according to a very careful control of vehicles and its fuel consumption and traveled distance per year (kilometers year-1), being 25.77% of trucks and buses, 52.22% of agricultural machinery and 22.01% of cars powered by ethanol.

Enzymatic biofuel cell based on enzyme modified anode and cathode electrodes are both powered by ethanol and operate at ambient temperature is described.

The total fleet of cars used in the production cycle is powered by the same ethanol produced by the mill, hence it's assumed that the ethanol GHG emissions (CO2) is reabsorbed in the next crop cycle and not accounted.

On this highway, you could drive from British Columbia to Baja in a car powered by woodchips or algae, ethanol or electricity.

In January, for example, a converted Toyota Prius plug-in hybrid powered by solar, hydrogen and ethanol was set to make a cross country drive.

A study has shown that the NGHGR of United States-produced corn-ethanol, powered by fossil fuels, was 47%, compared to 74% for Brazilian-produced sugarcane-ethanol because the sugarcane residues were used to provide energy and export electricity [ 12, 13].

Fuel cell systems powered by bio-fuels such as ethanol are potential solutions to local, small scale electricity needs, especially in remote, off-grid locations.

New York City has joined the federal government's Clean Cities campaign, an effort by the Department of Energy to promote the use of vehicles powered by alternative power sources, like natural gas, ethanol and electricity.