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New Energy Award 2000

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Application Category
Clean Energy School Bus Program Sponsored by Nagoya City
Winner
Nagoya City |
The project is Nagoya City's exclusive support system to introduce clean energy vehicles (CEVs) to transport children to and from private kindergartens
and nursery schools in Nagoya.
The nations subsidy system also supports the project. Some 10
CEVs were introduced in 1999, and a total of 80 CEVs will be introduced
by 2002.
Nagoya City's positive initiative to introduce CEVs to private kindergartens
and nurseries, and effective measures for environmental preservation
were highly evaluated.
Features of Equipment, Systems and Facilities
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Hybrid bus |
Natural gas bus |
Gasoline engine drives the generator and continues
to generate power and accumulate electricity in battery to drive
by motor. Exhaust gas is clean and Nox is reduced to about 1/50
compared to the similar type of diesel engine bus. Black smoke
and air borne particles will not be exhausted to the air and
the noise level is significantly reduced. |
The bus runs on pressurized natural gas the
same as that used in the general household as fuel. Exhaust
gas is clean and Nox is about 1/20 compared to the same type
of diesel bus. No black smoke or particle material is exhausted
to the air and the noise level is lower. |
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