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		<title>Hybrid Cars</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A Hybrid car is an automobile that uses a combination of at least two unlike fuel sources for its impulsion. Even though many combinations can be possible, normally when people are discussing about hybrid cars, they are referring to cars with the combination of either an electric motor, or a gasoline engine, or a battery that influences the electric motor and stores energy for future use.


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A Hybrid car is an automobile that uses a combination of at least two unlike fuel sources for its impulsion. Even though many combinations can be possible, normally when people are discussing about hybrid cars, they are referring to cars with the combination of either an electric motor, or a gasoline engine, or a battery that influences the electric motor and stores energy for future use.</p>
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<p>Due to effective use of technology, hybrid cars develop much higher gas mileage than any other vehicle. In fact hybrid cars stands at the top spot for the most fuel economy car in their relevant categories; compact cars, two-seaters and mid size cars.</p>
<p>Hybrid cars work flawlessly incorporating gas engine, high-powered battery and an electric motor. The battery generates power for the electric motor and is revitalized by recalling energy that would normally be lost when losing its pace or coasting. This recalling of energy is said to regenerating braking. If required, energy from the gas engine can be transferred to recharge the battery as well. Because of these charging approaches, hybrid cars never need to be plugged in.</p>
<p>Full hybrids incorporate the gas engine, electric motor and battery so that the electricity can activate on its own in definite conditions. For some hybrid cars this happens at low speed, and when the car approaches high speed, gasoline engine starts up and takes over. Under the solid acceleration, both the engines electric motor and gas engine works simultaneously and provide the required power. </p>
<p>Hybrid car is categorized in such a way that the arrangement of the internal combustion engine, battery system and electric drive motor permit the hybrid car to be activated solely by the electric motor under definite operating circumstances; normally in low speed strategy and slow cruising.</p>
<p>Hybrid cars can also be called gas-electric hybrids. Some of the names of hybrid cars are <a href="http://hondaempire.com/hondacars/civic/">Honda Civic Hybrid</a> (HCH), Toyota Prius, and Honda Insight.</p>


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		<title>BioFuels as Alternative Sources of Energy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The field of Alternative and renewable sources of energy is full with diverse sources and resources, all of which are replete with manifold promise and potential. One of these is the source of Biofuels,which are produced by converting organic matter into fuel instead of discarding them simply as waste matter. This includes the use of [...]


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The field of Alternative and renewable sources of energy is full with diverse sources and resources, all of which are replete with manifold promise and potential. One of these is the source of Biofuels,which are produced by converting organic matter into fuel instead of discarding them simply as waste matter. This includes the use of ethanol and derivatives of plants such as soybean, sugar cane, vegetable and corn oils. Of course, it is an important alternative to the current fossil fuels we all rely intently upon-still, all ethanol products are not usable as an alternative energy source. Still, statistics from the International Energy Agency (IEA) postulate that by 2025, up to 10 % and by 2050, up to 30% of the world&#8217;s energy needs (in terms of being used mostly as gasoline) can be met by ethanol as compared to 2% being met today.</p>
<p>Thus, we need to make a lot of development in this field to utilize the proper economic and practical benefits offered by the biofuels. The most important step is to make the biofuels as energy efficient as gasoline which is made from petroleum. Until and unless we make ethanol as efficient as gasoline, we will only be putting more pressure on our farmlands to grow more biofuel crops and not get adequate returns on our investment. Our efforts which are input have to be made profitable and worthwhile by the sum total of output or else we are on the wrong path, this is the standard on which energy efficiency can be measured. Right now, most of the ethanol is derived from corn and is only about 20% energy efficient and Biodiesel fuel is about 69% energy efficient as compared to 75% efficiency of petroleum derived gasoline. However, a glimmer of hope has arisen with the possibility of charting out more progress in the field of cellulose-derived ethanol which peaks at 85% efficiency, the highest percentage among the current lot of alternative energy probables.</p>
<p>The current economic and political factors-recession, national instability in areas like-middle east, wars and terrorism, uncooperative oil rich nations and so on, has led to the mass awareness of the necessity to shift reliance from oil which in turn has led to a surge among analysts in predicting a boost for and surge in biofuel research, development and availability. This has also led to a shift in the focus of stock market investors as is evident from recent stats which show that they are expecting better profitability to from biofuels and not from oil investments. A worldwide shift indicates that there exists a real possibility of biofuels supplying a major part-as high as 7% &#8211; of the world&#8217;s need for total transportation fuels by 2030 as demand for diesel and gasoline will dramatically slow down and all the major governments will continue to provide incentives to encourage the use of eco-friendly fuel.</p>
<p>Already, major actions are being taken by nations such as Brazil-which is world&#8217;s biggest producer of sugar derived ethanol; United States-which is world&#8217;s second largest biofuel producer and even European Union which has jumped on the bandwagon of biodiesel production -mostly from oils of rapeseed, soybean and palm.</p>


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		<title>Alternative Power</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Millions of dollars have been spent for development of alternative power and still in developing new means of vehicle impulsion, that too with good reason. The automobile industry is underneath an increasing pressure to cut down pollution by developing eco-friendly cars. ...

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Alternative power was used for the first time in 1920, during electric vehicles and steam-powered capitulated to the internal combustion engine. An actual image is starting to appear on alternative power systems for the coming years. Millions of dollars have been spent for development of alternative power and still in developing new means of vehicle impulsion, that too with good reason. The automobile industry is underneath an increasing pressure to cut down pollution by developing eco-friendly cars.</p>
<p>Hybrid automobiles, which use electric motors and gas or diesel engines, also are being created with some positive outcomes. But hybrids are more expected to serve as a connection from one technology to the other.</p>
<p>It also will be attracting to see how auto manufacturers organize the proprietary technology that further develops fuel cells. Obviously the fuel cell developer will have a good deal of say in manufacturing and vehicle design in future.</p>
<p>Certainly, the incorporation of any alternative power will not take place overnight. Such revolution could take 15 to 20 years before any thing could arise in technology. But if fuel cell demonstrates to the alternative power source the auto manufacturers are looking for, the result will be an impressive change in what makes a vehicle go; as well as the kind of plants required to produce them.</p>
<p>&gt;It is very important to seek workable and affordable sources of alternative energy before the world completely uses the stock of fossil fuels which is already limited. Many countries have started working to introduce alternative power schemes and some have already invested money into exploring and even introducing different sources of renewable energy. While it is important that we become less dependent or not dependent at all on fossil fuels, many kinds of alternative power has its disadvantages as well as their noticeable advantages. It will show that advantages will outweigh the disadvantages in many cases.</p>
<p>Some of the examples of alternative power are wind energy, <a title="Find out more about using BioFuels as an alternative sources of energy" href="http://www.environmentgreen.com/alternative_power_BioFuels.php">Bio Fuels</a>, solar energy, hydropower and some other renewable sources.</p>


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