When a petroleum-dependent mainstream sporting organization like NASCAR says it’s about time to cut through the politics and separate personal mobility from fossil fuels, then it really must be about time. Last week NASCAR announced that it had joined the Obama Administration’s EV Everywhere electric vehicle initiative, and on Monday … [continued]
NASCAR has its traditions, but innovation is its heart and soul and the organization has just taken another step to prove it. Earlier this week NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing) announced that it was bumping its sustainability profile higher up on the executive ladder by promoting its … [continued]
Green Earth Technologies has started to promote its line of eco-friendly motor oils through the NASCAR circuit, and it has just stepped things up a notch through a new partnership with the paint company Sherwin Williams. The new effort dovetails with the Obama Administration’s national initiative for transitioning out of … [continued]
Auto racing hasn’t traditionally been a bastion of sustainability. The core of its appeal is dozens of gas-powered cars screaming around a track, as fast as they can, gulping down gallons of fuel, and spitting out fumes all the way.
energyNOW! correspondent Lee Patrick Sullivan made a pit stop at a recent NASCAR race to see how it is greening auto racing by switching to biofuels.
In yet another sustainable step forward for NASCAR, the racing organization has just gained the first entry in its new “green” sponsor category. Liberty Tire Recycling has been tapped as the official tire recycler of the MAKE #50 Motorsports Chevy Silverado race team, in the Camping World Truck Series. [social_buttons] … [continued]
Fuel cells provide the power for the new Pioneer 25 Extreme H race car, featured in a publicity event in Monaco earlier this week.
With a Crossover Utility Vehicle profile and three electric motors, the new NASCAR-ABB electric car collaboration supports NASCAR’s dedication to keeping the “stock” in stock car racing.
The triangular shape of the Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania is unique to the NASCAR circuit, and that’s not the only interesting feature of stock car racing’s “Tricky Triangle.” Pocono Raceway has been making renewable energy news since 2010, when it became the first sports venue in the US to install … [continued]
Electric vehicles could soon be roaring around the track at a NASCAR venue near you, and Ford is already jockeying for the pole position.
If President Trump would take a listen to the NASCAR message on climate change, EPA would probably not be on the chopping block.
