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The world’s first diesel plug-in hybrid – the result of a close cooperation between Volvo Car Corporation and Vattenfall

Volvo Cars and Vattenfall AB are today presenting the jointly developed Volvo V60 diesel plug-in hybrid in Berlin. The V60 with its combined diesel-electric drive is distinguished by low carbon emissions of less than 50 grams per kilometre and a fuel consumption of 1.9 litres per 100 kilometres. The car is the first product jointly developed by Volvo Cars and Vattenfall. Series production is due to start as early as next year.
Minimal carbon emissions – perfect driving pleasure
“Vattenfall and Volvo are together driving the development of vehicles to dramatically improve the carbon footprint in the mobility sector. Using electricity from renewable energy sources, the diesel plug-in-hybrid affords a minimised carbon footprint. The common project underscores that new and innovative drive types will become a reality very soon”, said Ulrich Frieser, Head of E-Mobility Development at Vattenfall.
Besides offering the right charging infrastructure for secure charging, Vattenfall is also developing an electricity product that will use the output of dedicated wind farms. The cars will therefore be charged with certified green electricity from in-house wind turbines.

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Prius v Expanded Hybrid ‘Family’ of Vehicles

HALF MOON BAY, Calif. (May 23, 2011) – The newest entrant in a growing Prius family of hybrid vehicles, the Prius v delivers an unparalleled blend of versatility and fuel efficiency in a comfortable, mid-size package. A new evolution in hybrid vehicles with excellent cargo space and Prius’ heritage of environmental performance and fuel economy, the 2012 Prius v will go on sale in Fall 2011.
The new Prius v, with “v” expressing the vehicle’s versatility, will meet the needs of growing families with active lifestyles while providing the same attributes traditionally found in the Prius DNA. Despite the spaciousness of a family friendly midsize vehicle, the Prius v will deliver estimated EPA fuel economy ratings of 44 mpg city, 40 mpg highway and 42 mpg combined.
“The Prius v brings leading-edge hybrid technology to customers who need more room and provides more cargo space than 80 percent of all small SUVs,” said Toyota Division Group Vice President and General Manager Bob Carter. “And because it’s a Prius, it produces 66 percent fewer smog-forming emissions than the average new vehicle and will have the best mileage ratings of any SUV, crossover, or wagon sold in America. We think that’s a win-win for everybody.”

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Record High Memorial Day Gas Prices – Major Ad, Web Push This Week for 60 MPG Standard

WASHINGTON, D.C.//May 23, 2011/ As Memorial Day gas prices stand at a 10-year record-high level, Go60MPG today is launching a major print and online advertising campaign encouraging Americans to deliver the message to the White House that the best way to offer relief at the gas pump is to deliver fuel-efficient vehicles that get 60 miles per gallon by 2025. (See chart below.)
Strong pollution and fuel efficiency standards will save gas-price weary Americans an extra $370 billion by 2030 compared to the weakest proposal. These standards will also cut America’s oil dependence by at least 44 billion gallons of fuel and eliminate at least 465 million metric tons of heat-trapping carbon pollution in 2030.
Gas prices in May so far are higher than in the past ten years, averaging $3.96 per gallon. For an online version of the Memorial Day Gas Prices chart below seen below, go to http://216.250.243.12/Memorial_Day_chart.html.

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A hand holds the GreenFetch™ bamboo ball launcher with an EcoBounce™ recycled fetch ball in a grassy field.

Eco Pet Ball Idea

ENGINEERED WITH SUSTAINABLE BAMBOO & REUSED CORK SCRAPS.
Throws the distance. naturally.
A sleek take on other ball-tossing devices, Wood Chuck® bamboo core offers strength and maximum chuck-ability with an ergonomic cork handle for comfort and grip-ability throw, after throw, after throw. Wood Chuck’s® 4-pronged claw coupled with the pliant nature of our Orbee-Tuff® products make it a cinch to grab and throw.
Goes the distance every time.
Orbee-Tuff® RecycleBall® is included.
All of Planet Dog’s 2.5” Orbee-Tuff® toys can be used with the Wood Chuck®. Look for the Wood Chuck® friendly toy icon to be sure it fits!

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Infographic explaining utility pollution in the South, with sections on the Dirty Seven utilities, the worst-polluting plants, cleaner energy opportunities, and a call for action.

Southern Pollution Power Plants Emissions Exposed

WASHINGTON, DC – May 24, 2011 – On the eve of Southern Company (NYSE: SO) holding its annual meeting of stockholders in Pine Mountain, GA., the nonprofit Green America released a report today ranking the major U.S. power producer as “the United States’ most irresponsible utility.”
Titled “Leadership We Can Live Without: The Real Corporate Social Responsibility Report for Southern Company,” the Green America analysis assigns letter grades to seven major U.S. utilities on four fronts: reliance on coal; pollution; reliance on and expansion of nuclear power; and lobbying expenditures. Southern came in dead last with straight “F” grades in all four of the categories.
The rest of “The Dirty Seven” were ranked as follows: (1) Exelon; (2) Entergy; (3) Dominion; (4) TVA; (5) Duke and (6) AEP (Southern Company is 7th). Green America’s full report is available online at http://www.greenamerica.org/go/southerncompanyreport/.

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