Path is paved for California and 13 other U.S. states to set their own strict vehicles emissions standards; Automakers want one nationwide standard.
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Energy consumption by servers and data centers has doubled since 2000 and is set to nearly double again by 2011, the U.S. government said in a report released Friday.
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Alternative fuels get a boost as California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger introduces world’s first standard reducing carbon content in fuels.
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Industry has one more year of breaks, hopes the next Congress will extend the credit for a longer period.
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Car maker’s new engine could help diesels challenge hybrids, if it’s cheap enough.
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A ban on hazardous substances spells opportunity for new materials and electronic waste services.
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A distribution deal with Socomec Sicon will bring Pentadyne Power’s flywheels to Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
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Toyota rolls out a hybrid version of its most popular car in the U.S., while Saturn shows the lowest-priced gas-electric SUV.
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DaimlerChrysler may drop its SUV version of Europe’s popular Smart Car in favor of a two-seat model. That’s bad news for Zap, which is planning to sell the same car.
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Week of January 10, 2005: Oracle jobs are dropped like they’re hot, Google gets slapped on the wrists, the EPA goes on Teflon watch, T-Mobile gets hacked, and VeriSign sends a message.
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