EXPO – LOW FUEL TECHNOLOGY
June 1st, 2005
BY KENCHO WANGDI, AND KEITH NUTHALLGIVEN the environmental pressures of global warming laws and clean air legislation, the energy industry is always looking-out for new technologies that can help it deliver services, without the being criticised for harming the planet.One excellent place to spot such innovations is this year's World Expo, in Aichi, Japan, which has chosen preserving the environment as its key theme. Despite its cultural love of pristine beauty, ordered gardens and reverence for nature in the national religion Shintu, the Japanese have a wobbly ...
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