Harold Hamm Interview in October 1-2 Wall Street Journal

[flintysooner]

NASA Awards Historic Green Aviation Prize

The winning aircraft had to fly 200 miles in less than two hours and use less than one gallon of fuel per occupant, or the equivalent in electricity. The first and second place teams, which were both electric-powered, achieved twice the fuel efficiency requirement of the competition, meaning they flew 200 miles using just over a half-gallon of fuel equivalent per passenger.

"Two years ago the thought of flying 200 miles at 100 mph in an electric aircraft was pure science fiction," said Jack W. Langelaan, team leader of Team Pipistrel-USA.com. "Now, we are all looking forward to the future of electric aviation."

[BPD]

When the first passenger jet flies accross the ocean with 'green energy', i'll be impressed. Some of you people on this board need to wake up.

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