Corn cob power plans: A solution to energy problems
Rajni , Shimla: Feb 22 2007
Made Popular Feb 22 2007
Today’s natural gas vehicles store fuel at high pressure and require tanks that take up much of the trunk space. Researchers at the University of Missouri-Columbia and the Midwest Research Institute and Kansas City have developed technology...
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Glady Feb 23 2007
Michigan, United States
Its so good to know that they are bringing the corn to the market for alternative fuels. Just like the Ford, its engineers are working on alternative-fuel powertrain systems, including hybrid, clean diesel, hydrogen combustion and fuel cell to accommodate the variety of resources and requirements around the world.

Alternative fuels are good in our environment as well to our Ford Cold Air Intake. Emissions controlled technology such as biodiesels are becoming more popular making inroads in the car market. Flex-fuel vehicles (FFVs) run on either gasoline or E85 (a mixture of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline.
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