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    Alternatively Fueled Vehicles Lotus Rental Cars first opened its doors in Phoenix, Arizona with a $15,000 investment by I.M. Poster. Founded as a rental car agency for value-minded renters, Lotus Rental Cars is one of the worldfs best known rental brands. In order to provide a higher quality of customer service, Lotus Rental Cars made its Internet debut in 1994. As an industry leader, Lotus Rental Cars today remains committed to serve budget-minded renters by offering a wide range of high quality

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    features. Available in extended and crew cab configurations, the 2018 GMC Canyon seats up to five passengers, and is available in Base, SL, SLE, SLT and Denali trims. Short and long beds, rear- and all-wheel drive and three engine choices — including the segment’s only turbo-diesel — are available. For 2018, the Canyon returns unchanged except for light package shuffling. Exterior The 2018 Canyon comes in extended and crew cab configurations. Extended cab models offer a long (6-foot 2-inch) bed.

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    can be used as a replacement for fossil fuels. Biogas engines helps to recover waste management, as well as it also used to generate an economical energy supply. The decomposition of putrescible organic material is used to formed biogas. Biogas combined heat and power or cogeneration, usually in a biogas engine, for the production of useful heat and electricity, at high efficiency. Energy distributor Clarke is of GE Jenbacher biogas engines are designed for strong operation on difficult gases like

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    developed one. Failures of the internal combustion engine in cars has caused humans to require a replacement which is the electric car. The electric motor gets rid of the failures of the internal combustion engine while also providing numerous benefits. The internal combustion engine was originally created in 1791 but not implemented in the first car till 1886 and the electric car was first featured around the same time. The internal combustion engine cars became much more popular due to cheaper mass

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    Steam Engine The invention of the steam engine served as a vital building block to the success of the first Industrial Revolution. At first steam engines harnessed the power of coal to streamline the manufacturing process. The invention led to the creation of mills and factories that were once filled with manual labors. Meanwhile ships and trains fueled by steam engines soon moved manufactured goods and people more efficiently than horse and buggy. The improved engines were soon used in every industry

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    carbon pollution of a diesel car does annual. If fifty percent of drives where to switch to electric vehicles the would be a significantly large drop in carbon dioxide put into the air and thus reduce the effects of greenhouse gases dramatically over a small interval of time. Costs Electric cars today are considered to be more expensive to purchase than their internal Combustion Engine counterparts. It is noticeable that electric powered vehicles tends to be more costly than diesel powered ones. For

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    source. This has bee supplemented by animals for agriculture and transportation since at least the dawn of agriculture some 10,000 years ago. Wind and waterpower for milling grain have also been used nearly as long. The development of the steam engine by George Stephenson in the late 1700’s was the technological breakthrough that led to the industrial revolution. For the first time in human history transportation could be provided without the use of domesticated animals. Steam

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    The first hybrid electric vehicle is developed by Ferdinand Porsche in 1901. The Lohner-Porsche Mixte Hybrid, being the first ever of its kind, makes use of a gasoline powered engine in conjunction with electric generators and motors. In the early 1980’s hybrid vehicles become more advanced through the use of the regenerative brake design. Modern versions of hybrids enter the scene in the late 1990’s with the Honda Insight and

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    This essay is based on the plan to ban all petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040 in France. In this essay positive and negative impacts of petrol and diesel ban will be discuss and furthermore how the ban will affect the population. Due to this ban what impact will put on a country economy. form of market failure, demand and supply will be discussed and which related market will be likely effected. The decision to ban the sale of diesel and petrol cars was always going to grab the headlines. France

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    soya bean. These oils are taken from the plants, heated to make them runny and then used in diesel engines. Wood and things made from wood can also be used to make bio fuels like methanol and ethanol. Bio fuel made from sugary substances is used in cars with petrol engines. These are the most common types of car engines. Bio fuel made from oily plants is used in diesel engines. Diesel engines are common in trucks, tractors and heavy machinery. Bio fuels are made by harvesting

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