Italy’s car market shows no signs yet of recovery, unlike other key countries in Europe, Fiat’s Europe chief, Alfredo Altavilla, said.
Daily Archives: November 9, 2013
Natural Gas Gains Squeeze American Family-Run Oil Companies
The black-and-white photo on the wall of Jennifer Tracey-Carlo’s heating oil company shows her father and grandfather standing beside a small fleet of gleaming delivery trucks, offering a glimpse into a time when oil was king and honoring the two men who built the business.
Chinese CO2 permits to trade below $5: consultant survey
Carbon emission permits in China’s fledgling CO2 markets will trade below $5 a ton in initial years, lower than the crisis-hit European market, a survey found on Thursday.
Consultancy Climate Bridge’s survey found companies expected trade to be hampered by a lack of regulation.
VW will debut diesel-electric Up minicar at Tokyo Show
The Twin-Up has a hybrid powertrain under its hood. At the rear is a lithium ion battery pack and 33-liter fuel tank.
Germany paves way for EU to rule on Honeywell car refrigerant
Germany’s final report on risks posed by a new car refrigerant has been forwarded to the European Commission, clearing the way for a decision on whether Berlin had sufficient cause to allow Daimler to ban it and flout EU law.
