Gas taxes may go up around the country as states seek to plug budget holes
Oklahoma lawmakers are staring into a budget hole that’s nearly $900 million deep — and they might not be able to cut their way out of it.
Keep fuel economy standards to help our lowest income citizens
Strong miles per gallon (mpg) rules save Americans money across all income levels, but they save working families and middle-class Americans the most.
We’re never going to stop fighting to end our oil addiction
And here’s one of the major ways we’ve been pursuing that goal:
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Study: Most laid-off energy workers remain out of work
Nearly 90 percent of surveyed workers who lost their jobs during the oil bust either remain unemployed or opted to leave the oil and gas sector entirely, according to an ongoing study being conducted by University of Houston researchers.
Here are the details of Ford’s electric vehicle plan
Ford will build seven of 13 new global electrified vehicles coming in the next five years, including F-150 Hybrid pick-up truck, Mustang Hybrid sports car and Transit Custom plug-in hybrid van.
Gasoline prices may hit 3-year high in 2017 as cheap-gas era ends
Drivers are likely to spend $52 billion more on gas this year than last
The new OPEC: Who will supply the lithium needed to run the future’s electric cars?
The automotive industry’s focus on electrification has accelerated in 2016.
Report: New Hyundai fuel cell SUV to achieve 348-mile range
The Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell is the most expensive vehicle of its kind, and offers far less range than its competitors. Fortunately, the automaker is preparing a second-generation fuel cell vehicle that is slated to launch globally in January 2018.
When we say fuel choice, we mean it
Here at Fuel Freedom Foundation, we talk a lot about “fuel choice.” This is what we mean.
Automakers aren’t really advertising electric vehicles
The Sierra Club commissioned a study that tracked automotive advertising in 2015. The result in a nutshell: manufacturers advertise for their gasoline-powered vehicles far more than for their electric-powered cars.
