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How low-temperature combustion enables cleaner, more efficient engines

Blog, Clean Fuels/Power, Combustion Chemistry, Engine CombustionBy AdminApril 9, 2013

If you ask a long-haul trucker or a European car driver what pump they pull up to at the fuel station, the answer will most likely be “diesel.” These drivers choose diesel-fueled vehicles because diesel engines are more efficient than gasoline engines. When burning tens of thousands of gallons per year over long cross-country freight…

Assessing the economic potential of advanced biofuels

Awards, Bioderived Fuels, Blog, Partnerships, Working with the CRFBy AdminApril 9, 2013

Biofuels hold great promise for the future of transportation energy, but the day that biofuel completely replaces gasoline at the pump is still a long way off. How far off is, at best, an educated guess, with so many variables at play. A new study led by Scott Paap (8114) takes a close look at…

Maritime ports may be the next deployment for hydrogen fuel cells

BlogBy AdminApril 9, 2013

Hydrogen fuel cells may be heading out to sea in the not-too-distant future. Hydrogen fuel cells are being used in a variety of ways to provide efficient, pollution-free power—mobile lighting systems, forklifts, emergency backup systems, and light duty trucks, to name a few. Providing auxiliary power to ships in berth may be added to that…

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