Energy Digital Magazine launches its new June issue which focuses on global industry news, events and leading company profiles

Online, May 31, 2010 (Newswire.com) - (SAN DIEGO, CA, June 1, 2010) - Energy Digital, the top digital media source for global energy news and information that reaches over 245,000 C-Level executives, and more than 26,456 companies worldwide, announces the launch of its June issue.

"I am very excited for this issue. Our team really put together some interesting, relevant and dynamic stories that will captivate our readers. Plus, we were able to talk to and profile some of the leading companies in the energy world, in which top executives provide a wealth of exciting information on their energy business," said Andrea Marino, Editor-in-Chief.

The cover story of the June issue, which was released on June 1, 2010, features Ford's lineup of full-electric and hybrid electric vehicles, due to launch in Europe in 2013.
These new advanced models demonstrate Ford's commitment to delivering a portfolio of alternative power train vehicles globally and to European customers in the next few years. John Fleming, Chairman and CEO, Ford of Europe and Executive Vice President of Global Manufacturing and Labour Affairs stated, "This plan is part of Ford's global electric vehicles plan. Electric and hybrid vehicles will greatly reduce the amount of greenhouse gas emissions as well as reduce fossil fuel consumption."

This issue also takes an in-depth look at some of the newest technological advancements made for green electric power solutions, as well as oil and gas drilling techniques. Also, readers will have access to learn about how small businesses secure funding for bio-energy projects.

Energy Digital's website and accompanying magazine focuses on renewable energies, exploration and production, global operations, and green business news. Readers will review the best industry-driven content, which businesses can draw from to stay up-to-date on fundamental issues as well as meet continually changing demands.