Added: Sunday, April 06th 2008
The Swedish government plans to ask for an additional 240 million kronor (on top of 250m) to subsidize the purchase of "eco-cars". The original subsidy started in April of 2007 and was set to run through the end of 2009. Individuals purchasing a car durin
Added: Friday, November 23rd 2007
Fascinating blog that includes a comparison of Canadian and U.S. approaches to supporting biofuels, and a good story about a botched attempt by Arizona to reward buyers of flex-fuel cars.
Added: Wednesday, May 16th 2007
"Europe's car manufacturers, led by Saab and closely followed by Ford, are endangering their credibility with buyers as they exaggerate the environmental benefits of ethanol and hide its disadvantages in a desperate scramble to catch up with the need to a
Added: Sunday, May 13th 2007
"At current prices, it appears that the only way to make biofuels a starter is for government to forgo the fuel levy of R1,21 a litre. Treasury has a track record in fighting against special deals and subsidies, preferring a one-size-fits-all model that i
Added: Sunday, February 11th 2007
By Rick Newman. U.S. News & World Report. The author suggests that ethanol is benefitting from a public relations push by General Motors and that the company is doing it for business reasons.
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