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Foothill Transit Launches World’s First Heavy-Duty Rapid Charge Electric Bus In a groundbreaking move, Foothill Bus Transit is set to revolutionize public transportation. On September

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Foothill Transit Launches World’s First Heavy-Duty Rapid Charge Electric Bus In a groundbreaking move, Foothill Bus Transit is set to revolutionize public transportation. On September
Leading Heavy-Duty EV Bus Manufacturer Provides Cost Effective, Comfortable Green Commercial Transit Solutions to Southern Californians
Proterra EcoRide bus to serve one of Foothill Transit’s busiest and most challenging routes
Helps California transit agencies meet mandated 15 percent zero emission bus target
Introduces enhanced experience for bus riders with reduced air and noise pollution
Golden, Colo. – August 31, 2010 – Proterra Inc, a leading maker of zero-emission commercial transit solutions, today announced the first major deployment of its EcoRide BE35™ zero-emission, fast-charge battery-electric transit buses by Foothill Transit, a premier public transport provider that operates bus services in the San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys, located in the eastern portion of Los Angeles County. On Sep. 3, Foothill Transit will launch the Proterra EcoRide BE35™ buses and related fast charging stations into its existing bus fleet and transit routes with the goal of establishing a full fleet of clean-fueled vehicles by 2011.
Thanks in part to American Recovery and Reinvestment Act grants, 112 Greenville, SC, workers are grateful this season for the best of gifts in these economic times: jobs in a growth industry.
Over the last few years, DOT has invested in cutting-edge research to help put a new generation of clean, fuel-efficient, zero-emission buses on our streets. And I’m very excited to see those investments are paying off–and generating many new green jobs in the process.
Earlier this month, the world’s first battery-powered electric bus–fully chargable in only 10 minutes!–rolled off the new assembly line at Proterra, Inc.’s expanded manufacturing facility in Greenville.
2 Blocks South & 4 Blocks East MSi LED iPAR’s Lighting Up The Liberty Bell
MSi iPAR 38 LED lights to illuminate the Liberty Bell in Downtown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 2003 the bell was moved into the new Liberty Bell Center, a glass and steel pavilion that allows it to be viewed by the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This new setting is perfectly suited for the kind of efficient, bright and long burning light provided by LEDs. Cast with the lettering “Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof,” this 2,000 lb. bell has stood as a symbol of American freedom for over 200 years. The National Park Service moved the Liberty Bell to its new home to allow easier viewing by the many visitors who come to see it each year. A special feature of the Liberty Bell Center are glass walls providing viewing of the bell both day and night. This is the ideal setting for the MSi LED iPAR’s that are rated for 50,000 hours and can burn 24 hours a day and remain lit for years.

FULLERTON, CA (June 16, 2010) – Yokohama Tire Corporation’s ADVAN® ENV-R2™ orange oil-infused race tires have another mountain to conquer…literally. Already the official spec tire in the IMSA Patrón GT3 Challenge by Yokohama and the new ALMS GT3 Challenge (GTC) Class, the ENV-R2 is now poised to take on Pikes Peak in the new Electric Vehicle Class, June 27.
Once again, Yokohama tires will be on a Sanyo battery-powered electric buggy driving a new AC Propulsion engine in the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. Last year with Japanese driver Ikuo Hanawa behind the wheel, the Yokohama-sponsored EV buggy sported off-road Geolandar® tires and placed second in its class, just missing the EV world record by 13 seconds. Hanawa is back piloting the new EV Sports Concept HER-02 buggy, but this time it will have the ENV-R2 tires, which cut petroleum use in the manufacturing process by 20 percent by utilizing sustainable resources such as orange oil and natural rubber.
“Yokohama is the only tire company to have perfected this science,” said Mark Chung, Yokohama director, corporate strategy and planning. “The ENV-R2, the world’s only environmentally-friendly race tire, is campaigned on Porsche 911 GT3 cars in two sports cars series, including an endurance race.”
Chung said “the Pikes Peak race is a different beast, but we feel the ENV-R2 will handle the hill quite well. And the fact that the orange oil tires are on an electric race vehicle is perfect for Yokohama. It certainly fits our longstanding commitment to innovation, technology and the environment.” green living, Electric vehicles, electric transport, reduce oil, Conservation, green living news, Eco Friendly, Eco Friendly Products, green cars, build your own electric vehicle, green business