FUEL COMPANIES KEEN TO JUMP ON THE ECO-DRIVING BANDWAGON
December 1st, 2007
BY CHRIS JONES, in Paris
FUEL companies are getting increasingly involved in support for eco-driving campaigns, but still have the own self-interest at heart, according to Peter Wilbers of Senter Novem, the Dutch energy agency.
Wilbers was speaking at an international forum organised by the International Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris on November 22-23, which brought to together policy-makers, fuel companies, car manufacturers and road users to discuss the role of eco-driving on fuel economy and CO2 emissions.
Senter Novem runs the Dutch eco-driving programme ...
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