U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

The article references estimates from the EPA regarding natural gas leaks, noting that actual leakage rates may be higher.

The EPA's carbon reduction targets are mentioned as a driver for adopting hydrogen technology in heavy-duty freight transport.

Certified Niyato's tri-fuel system, ensuring it meets environmental standards.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency provided data on the comparative damaging effects of methane versus carbon dioxide.

Cited for a report on greenhouse gas emissions, indicating the agency's role in tracking and reporting environmental data.

Provided brownfield site data that formed the basis for the Rocky Mountain Institute and The Nature Conservancy's analysis.

Rates vehicle fuel efficiency; Mazda vehicles are noted as among the most fuel efficient in their class according to EPA ratings.

The EPA has evaluated and ranked the Hyundai Ioniq as the most efficient electric vehicle tested, including those with hydrogen fuel cells.

The EPA has provided the new Honda Clarity fuel cell vehicle with an efficiency rating, highlighting the efficiency of hydrogen fuel cells.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded the 2017 Mirai with an estimated driving range of 312 miles.

This agency granted the Toyota Mirai a high fuel efficiency rating, noting its impressive range on a single tank of hydrogen.

This agency categorizes all-electric vehicles as zero-emission vehicles, which supports the growth of the vehicular battery manufacturing sector.

This agency published a 2006 report that quantified the carbon dioxide emissions from plastic production.

The EPA has estimated the efficiency of Toyota's Mirai fuel cell vehicle.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notes that the abundance of greenhouse gases in the earth's atmosphere ensure that heat does not escape the planet and that human activity has introduced more greenhouse gases to the atmosphere than ever before.

Federal agency proposing new emissions regulations for power plants and the transportation sector to reduce vehicle emissions and encourage energy efficiency.

The EPA announced plans to tackle carbon emissions produced by the country's power plants and is instituting new rules to limit these emissions.

This agency suggests that emissions are linked to thousands of premature deaths annually, underscoring the health implications of fossil fuels.

The EPA is working to revise air quality regulations to account for emissions reductions, which could push power plants towards renewable energy.

The EPA tested the 2014 Accord and provided its fuel efficiency rating.

Estimates that energy usage from data centers will more than double within the next five years.