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Tag Archives: The Boston Consulting Group
New Fuel Economy Standards a Good Thing
This past Friday, President Obama announced new corporate average fuel economy or CAFE standards that would require the average vehicle sold in the United States to provide 54.5 miles per gallon. The White House estimates the program will save consumers … Continue reading
Posted in Business, California, Clean Energy, Clean Tech, Climate Change, Energy Security, Finance and Economics, International Security, Media, Middle East, Peak Oil, Policy, Politics, Taxes, Technology, Unions
Tagged CAFE standards, Detroit, Free markets, Fuel efficiency standards, President Obama, Saudi Arabia, The Boston Consulting Group, The White House, Venezuela
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