Monthly Archives: November 2013

Citroën-Porsche 911DS – nice dream or nightmare?

Citroën-Porsche 911DS - nice dream or nightmare?

Citroen DS and Porsche 911 are both iconic cars. During the “Car of the Century” awards in 1999, the DS took the 3rd spot and Porsche 911 fifth.

U.S. natural gas drilling rig count gains for 3rd time in 4 weeks

U.S. natural gas drilling rig count gains for 3rd time in 4 weeks

The number of rigs drilling for natural gas in the United States gained this week for the third time in four weeks, climbing by five to 365, data from Houston-based Baker Hughes showed on Friday.

Fiat’s Altavilla says Italy’s car market shows no sign of recovery

Ford recalls 2,600 Focus Electric cars for potential power loss

Italy’s car market shows no signs yet of recovery, unlike other key countries in Europe, Fiat’s Europe chief, Alfredo Altavilla, said.

Natural Gas Gains Squeeze American Family-Run Oil Companies

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.