Hydrogen Cars & Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Hydrogen cars are among the cleanest cars on the road, emitting oxygen and water vapor only. Hydrogen is the cleanest burning of all liquid and gaseous alternative fuels.
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Natural Gas
Natural gas is a clean-burning alternative fossil fuel that can easily power internal combustion engine vehicles. The domestic abundance of natural gas makes it a highly attractive alternative fuel option.
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Plug In Hybrids
Plug in hybrids get high MPG, cover many miles on battery power alone, and include a gasoline engine to provide greater range as needed. Plug in hybrids are mostly recharged from the grid, but some plug-in hybrid models can generate electricity when using.
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Biodiesel
As a leading alternative fuel, biodiesel can be made from various sources including soybeans and biomass. Biodiesel can be used in most diesel powered cars without modification.
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Air Powered Cars
Air powered cars are relatively new to the green car scene. Compressed air is currently being explored as a viable 'alternative fuel' to efficiently power car engines with little or no environmental impact.
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Tax Credits and Deductions
If you are considering a hybrid or bought one after 2005, keep in mind you will get a federal tax credit for up to $3,400, and if you bought one before 2005 a tax deduction of up to $2,000. Find out what you qualify for and make sure to check with your state and employer to see what perks you can expect to receive for making a green choice. Click on the link below for more information.
http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/tax_hybrid.shtml
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