Toyota decides to give natural-gas cars another chance
Toyota will announce today that it is taking a new look at an alternative fuel that it had left behind: compressed natural gas. And Honda, the only maker now of a CNG-powered car, plans to make twice as many of those environmentally friendly Civics for the U.S. in 2009 as it did last year. Toyota says it will display a concept version of a CNG-electric hybrid Camry at the Los Angeles Auto Show in November. Though it has made no commitment to production, the unveiling is tied to a burst of renewed interest. |
Re: Toyota decides to give natural-gas cars another chance
I would like to know if natural gas could be used as feedstock for coal conversion to liquid fuel. The issue being how much energy is lost in the conversion. I don't care for the energy density of natural gas unless it is liquid. Then it is a great rocket fuel.
Bob Wilson |
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