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Tejinder Singh – AHN News Correspondent Washington, DC, United States (AHN) – Within 24 hours of President Barack Obama defending his administration’s decision to give a financial injection to solar energy company Solyndra, now under investigation after going bankrupt, the Obama administration lost its first high-level official directly connected with Solyndra. Jonathan Silver, executive director [...]
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Posts Tagged ‘WASHINGTON’
October 13th, 2011
Solyndra bankruptcy episode claims first Obama Administration victim
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No Comments »June 5th, 2011
Repairs Required for Aging D.C. Ambulances
WASHINGTON – Nearly one third of District of Columbia support ambulances are out of service for repairs due to fleet age. View full post on Automobile Stories
Posted in auto loan rates Tags: Aging, Ambulances, automobile, D.C., District of Columbia, Fleet, Repairs, Required, service, support, third, WASHINGTON No Comments »May 20th, 2011
GAO Finds US Postal Service Lacks Funds for Fleet Overhaul
WASHINGTON – The U.S. GAO issued a report that found the USPS’ fleet of vehicles is aging, seeing higher maintenance costs as a result, and needs new vehicles to meet federal sustainability standards. View full post on Automobile Stories
Posted in auto loan rates Tags: Finds, Fleet, Funds, gao, Lacks, maintenance costs, new vehicles, Overhaul, Postal, Report, service, sustainability standards, U.S. GAO, USPS, usps fleet, WASHINGTON No Comments »April 1st, 2011
Obama Plan Limits Fed Fleet Purchases to Alt-Fuel Models After 2015
WASHINGTON – The Obama administration’s plan cited the GSA’s purchase of 5,603 hybrid vehicles in 2010, which doubled the number in the federal fleet, as progress toward the goal of greater energy independence. View full post on Automobile Stories
Posted in auto loan rates Tags: 2015, Administration, After, AltFuel, automobile, energy independence, Fleet, gsa, hybrid vehicles, Limits, models, Obama, Plan, Purchases, WASHINGTON No Comments »March 4th, 2011
D.C. Mayor Orders Fleet Review, Oversight Legislation Proposed
WASHINGTON – Mayor Vincent Gray ordered a review of the procurement and use of fleet vehicles, and two councilmembers introduced legislation to require approval on all vehicle leases. View full post on Automobile Stories
Posted in car finance Tags: automobile, D.C., Fleet, fleet vehicles, Legislation, Mayor, Mayor Vincent Gray, Orders, Oversight, procurement, Proposed, Review, Use, vehicle leases, vincent gray, WASHINGTON, washington mayor No Comments »February 8th, 2011
North American-European Propane Summit to be Held in D.C., Feb. 9
WASHINGTON – A panel discussion will cover the North American propane autogas market in addition to discussion of propane autogas usage worldwide. View full post on Automobile Stories
Posted in car finance Tags: AmericanEuropean, automobile, D.C., discussion, Feb., Held, North, North American, panel, panel discussion, Propane, Summit, WASHINGTON, worldwide view No Comments »January 13th, 2011
U.S. Nov. consumer credit up $1.35 bln
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -U.S. consumers increased their debt for the second straight month in November, the Federal Reserve reported Friday. Total seasonally adjusted consumer debt increased $1.35 billion, or a 0.7% annualized rate, in November to $2.402 trillion. This is the first two month gain in consumer credit since June and July 2008. Economists had expected [...]
Posted in auto loan rates Tags: $1.35, consumer, credit, credit card debt, debt, debt market, initial estimate, market pulse, Nov., November, revolving debt, short news, U.S., WASHINGTON No Comments »December 9th, 2010
EPA Finalizes 2011 Renewable Fuel Standards
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized the 2011 percentage standards for the four categories of fuel under the agency’s renewable fuel standard program, known as RFS2. View full post on Automobile Stories
October 15th, 2010
U.S. Aug. consumer credit down $3.3 bln
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -U.S. consumers shed some of their debt in August for the seventh month in a row, the Federal Reserve reported Thursday. Total seasonally adjusted consumer debt fell $3.3 billion, or a 1.7% annualized rate, in August to $2.414 trillion. Economists expected a decline. July consumer credit was revised to a 2.0% decline compared [...]
Posted in auto loan rates Tags: $3.3, Aug., August, auto loans, consumer, credit, credit card debt, debt, decline, Down, initial estimate, market pulse, revolving debt, short news, U.S., WASHINGTON No Comments »October 11th, 2010
Federal GSA to Add 100 Electric Vehicles to Fleet
WASHINGTON – The U.S. General Services Administration has asked auto manufacturers to bid on supplying about 100 electric cars for government purchase. View full post on Automobile Stories