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MorElectric Truck Begins Field Validation

October 20, 2004

DOE's Advanced Powertrain Research Facility is Now Hydrogen-Capable

October 15, 2004

DOE and EPA Announce Fuel Economy Leaders for Model Year 2005

October 7, 2004

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2004 Fuel Cell Seminar

November 1-5, 2004

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Fact of the Week: Reasons for Rejecting a Particular New Car Model

October 25, 2004

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New Methods Produce Low-Temperature, Soot-Free Diesel Combustion
Oak Ridge Lab Assists NASCAR Teams
New Methods Produce Low-Temperature, Soot-Free Diesel Combustion ORNL's High Temperature Materials Laboratory Assists NASCAR Teams

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Engines & Emission Control

To achieve optimum vehicle performance and efficiency, the FreedomCAR and Fuel and 21st Century Truck Partnerships take an integrated systems research approach that encompasses a wide range of technologies.

Vehicle Systems

Vehicle Systems research seeks to improve fuel economy significantly, comply with projected emissions and safety regulations, and use domestically produced fuels.

Advanced Materials

Advanced Materials research contributes to improved energy efficiency without compromising safety, performance, recyclability, and cost.

Fuels

Fuels research focuses on new fuels and lubricants that can reduce our dependence on petroleum-based products with fewer environmental impacts.

Engines and Emission Control

Engines and Emission Control research identifies innovative strategies for gasoline- and diesel-powered engines that offer efficiency and emissions improvements.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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