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How Green Is Your Ride?The answer soon might be ‘very,’ as interest and infrastructure for alternative-fuel vehicles gain momentum in Connecticut

As the Electric Vehicles Infrastructure Council (EVIC) fine-tunes a final report for Gov. M. Jodi Rell, its work already has influenced key automakers and could accelerate the greening of state roadways.

On July 1, General Motors announced Connecticut would be an early market for the 2011 Chevy Volt, a hybrid car traveling as far as 40 miles on electricity alone.

Moreover, state officials are close to signing an agreement with Northeast Utilities (NU) and Nissan to develop infrastructure and policies for electric vehicles like the Japanese automaker’s soon-to-launch Leaf, which has a range of 100 miles.

 

Taking Cyber Security Seriously

Taking Cyber Security Seriously

The Internet helps people and companies stay connected to one another and has revolutionized the way companies do business. M...

CII Grants Software Maker

CII Grants Software Maker

WESTPORT — Weston Software Inc. last month was awarded a $500,000 grant from Connecticut Innovations Inc. (CII), the state’s ...

AG Guns For Apple, Amazon

HARTFORD — The office of Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said it was looking into whether Amazon.com and Apple Inc. are i...

Xerox in Patent Dispute

Xerox in Patent DisputeNORWALK — Barnes & Noble has filed a lawsuit against Xerox Corp. as part of a patent dispute. The bookseller is suing to head...
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