61. Pearson Fuels - California Alternative Fuels Center for Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFV) providing sales, repair, and fueling services. Includes details of the project. http://www.pearsonfuels.com/

San Diego San Diego, CA Carlsbad Carlsbad, CA ... Ventura, CA Follow Pearson Fuels on: Welcome to Pearson Fuels Pearson Fuels opened in 2003 as the nation's first Alternative Fuel Station. From day one the station offered an amazing number of firsts in what most people thought was the mature retail fueling industry. Specializing in bringing alternative fuels to the public, Pearson brought the first Ethanol station to the state of California, the first Biodiesel station to San Diego and the County's first dual pressure Natural Gas Station. Pearson featured San Diego's largest Electric Vehicle charging facility, the county's first Propane Vehicle Fueling Station and was the first independent station in San Diego to offer Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel. Three grades of gasoline rounded the offering to a total of 10 different vehicle fuels. This was the first time a facility like this had ever been built. Pearson has built on this strong history of leadership in the alternative fuel industry to expand a new business model throughout the State of California. Pearson dedicates considerable resources tracking and pursuing funding opportunities for alternative fueling infrastructure. When funding is secured, Pearson uses this funding to help retail gasoline fuel station owners get into the alternative fueling business. The results of these efforts can be seen on the left of this screen. Feel Good Fueling Up® at our original retail Fuel Depot in San Diego or experience the reality of fueling an alternative fuel vehicle from a dispenser that is fully integrated into one of our partner’s retail sites. Just click on one of the locations on the left to get started.

62. Alternative Fueled Vehicles : Environmental Health, Safety & Risk Management : T Thornton House 344 W. Woods Street Ph (512) 2453616 Fax (512) 245-8277 email ehs@txstate.edu http://www.fss.txstate.edu/ehsrm/safetymanual/vehicle/altfuel.html

63. Virginia Clean Cities A partnership of public and private organizations working to increase the number of alternative fuel vehicles and the increase the availability fuels for those vehicles in the region. http://www.hrccc.org

Skip to content Home About the Program About Us ... Contact Us! Search Twitter Updates Follow us on Links CC Alt Fuels Data Center DOE Clean Cities Financial Opportunities Light Duty Alt Fuel Vehicles ... VirginiaEV.org Electric Vehicles Key Resources E85 Station Map (VA, DC, MD) VA Get Ready: Electric Vehicles Natural Gas Toolkit 2006 Hydrogen Economy Report ... 2010 Clean Cities Buyers Guide Upcoming Events Natural Gas Vehicle Symposium - Abingdon - Nov 17, 2010 Spotsylvania Propane School Bus Unveiling - Nov 30, 2010 Maryland Hydrogen Seminar @ UMD - Jan 20, 2011 Virginia Hydrogen Seminar @ JMU - Feb 25, 2011 Welcome! Clean Cities is a government-industry partnership designed to reduce petroleum consumption in the transportation sector by advancing the use of alternative fuels and vehicles, idle reduction technologies, hybrid electric vehicles, fuel blends, and fuel economy. Virginia Clean Cities is one of almost 90 coalitions across the U.S. that help meet the objectives of improving air quality, developing regional economic opportunities, and reducing the use of imported petroleum. Virginia Clean Cities was incorporated in November 2001 as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation. Download the What is Clean Cities? (PDF)

64. EO 12844 FEDERAL USE OF ALTERNATIVE FUELED VEHICLES Responsible Office Security, Logistics, Aircraft, Industrial Relations Div Subject FEDERAL USE OF ALTERNATIVE FUELED VEHICLES http://nodis3.gsfc.nasa.gov/displayEO.cfm?id=EO_12844_

65. Gateway Community College | Certificate Programs | Alternative Fuel Vehicle, Program is a cooperative venture among Gateway Community College, the New England Gas Association (NEGA) and the Connecticut gas companies. http://www.gwctc.commnet.edu/academics.aspx?id=204

66. Revision To Estimates Of Alternative Fueled Vehicles In Use And Revision to Estimates of Alternative Fueled Vehicles in Use and Alternate Transportation Fuel Consumption http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/alternate/page/atftables/est_method.pdf

67. ETCleanFuels.org : Home Promotes the use of alternative fuel vehicles and alternative fuels to reduce dependence on foreign oil and improve air quality in the region. Information about projects and events; includes a list of refueling locations in the region. http://eerc.ra.utk.edu/etcfc/index.html

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68. 40401 18485 Alternative Fueled Vehicles 2004 Model Year (continued) 18485a Revised.doc/T05jmc State of New York Executive Department Office Of General Services Procurement Services Group Corning Tower Building 38th Floor Empire http://www.ogs.state.ny.us/purchase/spg/pdfdocs/4040118485ra.pdf

69. Welcome To GLICCC! | Greater Long Island Clean Cities Coalition They work to develop public/private partnerships to promote alternative fuels and vehicles, fuel blends, fuel economy, hybrid vehicles and idle reduction awareness. http://www.gliccc.org

70. TRIANGLE CLEAN CITIES COALITION - WELCOME! A voluntary group of public and private entities working to increase the use of alternative fuel vehicles to improve air quality and reduce dependence on foreign oil. http://www.trianglecleancities.org/

About Us General Information Sponsors Stakeholders ... Links November 9, 2010 Sustainability Day at Cardinal Gibbons High School in Cary, NC November 11, 2010 :: 10:00am - 2:00pm Ethanol Workshop at Middle GA Regional Commission, 175 Emery Hwy, Suite C, Macon, GA 31217. For more information contact Charise Stephens or call 478.747.7920 November 23, 2010 City of Raleigh Charging Stations Grand Opening, Raleigh, NC go to our Twitter site Triangle Clean Cities is a partner in the National Partnership to Reduce Diesel Pollution New grant information: Biofuels Center of NC: The Biofuels Center of NC is pleased to announce the current grants program Request for Proposals. In 2011, the Center will award funding through the program, Twelve Bold Innovative Projects: Accelerating Biofuels Commercialization Across North Carolina. All RFP forms can be found on the Biofuels Center's website . Required pre-proposals are due 22 November 2010 and full proposals are due 30 December 2010. Applicants with questions may contact Biofuels Center Director of Contracts and Grants Kris Allsbury or call 919.693.3000, ext. 259

71. San Diego Regional Clean Cities Coalition A network of volunteer, community-based coalitions, which develop public/private partnerships to promote the use of alternative fuels and alternative fuel vehicles, expand the use of fuel blends, encourage the use of fuel economy practices, and advance the use of idle reduction technologies in heavy-duty vehicles. http://www.sdrafvc.org

72. Alternative Fueled Vehicles Part 2 This is part 2 of the article I wrote last month. Compressed natural gas has become very popular in recent years with several vehicles being produced with their sole fuel http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/firefighting/20648

73. U.S. GAO - Alternative-Fueled Vehicles: Progress Made In Accelerating Federal Pu AlternativeFueled Vehicles Progress Made in Accelerating Federal Purchases, but Benefits and Costs Remain Uncertain RCED-94-161 July 15, 1994 http://www.gao.gov/products/RCED-94-161

About GAO Contact GAO E-mail Updates Share/Save page ... Multimedia Alternative-Fueled Vehicles: Progress Made in Accelerating Federal Purchases, but Benefits and Costs Remain Uncertain RCED-94-161 July 15, 1994 Full Report (PDF, 124 pages) Recommendations (HTML) Summary To reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil and improve air quality, federal agencies have pioneered the use of vehicles fueled by ethanol, natural gas, methanol, propane, and electricity. Federal agencies now manage a fleet of about 7,800 cars, trucks, and vans that use alternative fuels. Wider public acceptance of these vehicles, however, has been stymied by a shortage of convenient refueling stations; high costs; and uncertainties surrounding the economic, environmental, and other benefits of alternative fuels. This report (1) identifies uncertainties about the benefits and costs of using alternative fuels; (2) assesses federal efforts to encourage the development of refueling facilities for such fuels; (3) reviews federal efforts to accelerate acquisitions of alternative-fueled vehicles; and (4) evaluates efforts to coordinate federal, state, and local alternative fuels programs. Recommendations Our recommendations from this work are listed below with a Contact for more information. Status will change from "In process" to "Open," "Closed - implemented," or "Closed - not implemented" based on our follow up work.

74. Labeling Alternative Fueled Vehicles Introduction The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) prepared this booklet to help you comply with a new FTC rule that requires labeling on alternative fueled vehicles. http://library.findlaw.com/1996/Nov/1/127577.html

75. My Own Alternative-Fueled Vehicles Home General My AFVs - My Own Alternative-Fueled Vehicles. This is Penelope II, my 1993 Dodge B250 Ram Wagon (3/4 ton 8-passenger van), with a 5.2 liter (318 cubic inch) V-8 http://www.altfuels.org/general/myvan.html

Home - General: My AFVs - My Own Alternative-Fueled Vehicles This is Penelope II , my 1993 Dodge B250 Ram Wagon (3/4 ton 8-passenger van), with a 5.2 liter (318 cubic inch) V-8 engine that runs on compressed natural gas (CNG). Unlike, say, a GM or Honda EV Plus electric car, which were designed for alternative power from the ground up, you can hardly tell that this isn't a perfectly ordinary gasoline-burning vehicle. The only clues (besides the blue "CNG" diamond label on the rear and the license plate and frame, plus a few decals I've added since the photo was taken) are those odd white cylinders hanging off the underside of the body at the rear and along the left side. These are the fuel tanks; there are two behind the rear axle, replacing the standard gasoline tank... ...and two more mounted along the length of the vehicle, to the left of the driveshaft. The three white tanks are what the vehicle came with, stock; they store an amount of natural gas that is about equivalent to 9 or 10 gallons of gasoline. The big greenish tank, the one nearest the driveshaft, was added by Alternate Fuel Technologies in Huntington Beach, California, after I got the van (it was put where the catalytic converter and muffler usually are, so the exhaust system had to be shifted to the right side of the driveshaft). All together, the four tanks store natural gas equivalent to about 16 or 17 gallons of gasolinethis is in a vehicle that comes stock with a 22-gallon gasoline tank and optionally with a 35-gallon tank, so I definitely see a reduction in range between fill-ups compared to an ordinary van! However, this is not enough to prevent me from taking interstate trips; I've driven from Los Angeles, California to Phoenix, Arizona and back several times since 1997, with no problems, and I drove

76. Department Of Energy - President Obama Announces $2.4 Billion In Grants To Accel President Obama Announces $2.4 Billion in Grants to Accelerate the Manufacturing and Deployment of the Next Generation of U.S. Batteries and Electric Vehicles http://www.energy.gov/7749.htm

Skip navigation U.S. Department of Energy Press Releases Media Advisories ... News Archive You are here: DOE Home News Press Releases July - September August 5, 2009 President Obama Announces $2.4 Billion in Grants to Accelerate the Manufacturing and Deployment of the Next Generation of U.S. Batteries and Electric Vehicles Recovery Act will fund 48 new advanced battery and electric drive components manufacturing and electric drive vehicle deployment projects in over 20 states Elkhart, Indiana - Further accelerating the manufacturing and deployment of electric vehicles, batteries, and components here in America, and creating tens of thousands of new jobs, President Obama today announced 48 new advanced battery and electric drive projects that will receive $2.4 billion in funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. These projects, selected through a highly competitive process by the Department of Energy, will accelerate the development of U.S. manufacturing capacity for batteries and electric drive components as well as the deployment of electric drive vehicles, helping to establish American leadership in creating the next generation of advanced vehicles. "If we want to reduce our dependence on oil, put Americans back to work and reassert our manufacturing sector as one of the greatest in the world, we must produce the advanced, efficient vehicles of the future," said President Obama.

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