Posts Tagged ‘Fuel Costs’
With rising fuel costs taking a toll on the citys budget, Washington implemented a green-fleets policy to help combat those escalating costs.
Go Green with Online Grocery Shopping: Grocery Home Delivery
Thursday, March 18th, 2010
Online grocery shopping saves consumers an average of $91 in fuel costs per year, reduces C02 emission, and frees up valuable time. Using Online coupons also saves trees.
Southwest Airlines launches a fuel-efficient Green Plane prototype
Monday, October 26th, 2009
The blue skies are turning green as more and more airlines are becoming environmentally responsible. Following the green footsteps of Avantiar, the Southwest Airlines is also making noise about its "Green Plane". Their prototype Boeing 737-700 promises to save more than 10 U.S. million dollars a year in fuel costs and reduce emissions. Moreover, the airline has also focused on eco-interiors with 100 percent recyclable, yet replaceable, carpet and lighter leather seats. Overall emphasis is on red
Southwest Testing ‘Green Plane’
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009
If adopted, the new “green plane” undergoing tests by Southwest Airlines would save the company about $10 million a year in fuel costs, while reducing emissions. The airline also is kicking off a more robust onboard recycling program Nov. 1. The plane, which is a modified Boeing 737-700, features reduced weight, as well as environmentally friendly features, [...]
Effective Guidelines You Should Follow When Shopping For Fuel Efficient Cars
Wednesday, September 9th, 2009
Hybrid cars seem to be the answer to the irresistible increase in the cost of fuel costs therefore they’re recognized as the vehicle of tomorrow with its suitability to the fuel use of the present. With half-breed automobiles, you will be able to cut gas consumption by half so this means that you can effectively go sixty miles or more in only 1 gallon of gas. Naturally, this is a great profit for vehicle owners but even folks who do not have autos can profit. It can do this by emitting far lo