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This list of web sites should be considered a starting point for exploring alternative-fuel vehicle information on the internet. It is by no means comprehensive. Internet addresses for sites continually change. ASSOCIATION, CONSORTIUM, AND PARTNERSHIP SOURCESAdvanced Coalition for EthanolThe Advanced Coalition for Ethanol is a non-profit, membership organization devoted to promoting increased production and use of ethanol. Select the E85 icon to get information on ethanol fuel, including a list of public refueling stations. American Methanol InstituteThe American Methanol Institute promotes the use of methanol as an alternative fuel and the development of methanol-powered fuel cells. Information is available by selecting publications. Clean Fuel Vehicle Fleet Resource CenterThe Fleet Resource Center provides information for fleet operators on how to find, use, and buy clean-fuel vehicles. Topics of interest include:
Calstart also provides information on how to join internet discussion and news groups through its Resources section. Electric Drive Transportation AssociationA non-profit membership organization working to advance the commercialization of electric vehicles. Topics of interest on the website include:
Northeast Alternative Vehicle ConsortiumInformation about alternative-fuel activities and infrastructure in the Northeast, including Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Topics of interest include:
Partnership for a New Generation of VehiclesThe Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles is a historic public/private partnership between the U.S. federal government (7 agencies and 20 federal laboratories) and the U.S. Council for Automotive Research (Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors). PNGV's long term goal, dubbed the "Supercar" goal, is to develop an environmentally friendly car with up to triple the fuel efficiency of today's midsize cars -- without sacrificing affordability, performance or safety. Project efforts related to hybrid propulsion systems and fuel cell development are included in the Technology Accomplishments section. EQUIPMENT — SERVICE-PROVIDER AND CONSULTANT SOURCESCH-IVTopics of interest include:
Detroit DieselSelect EPA 2007 for information on technology being used to meet the EPA ' 07 challenge. Ford Motor CompanyFord has an electric vehicle homepage that can be accessed directly. SolectriaTopics of interest include:
What is EV1?Information on General Motors' electric vehicle. Topics of interest include:
This page is sponsored by General Motors. GOVERNMENT SOURCESAlternative-Fuel Vehicles and TransportationTopics of interest include:
This page is sponsored by the California Energy Commission. California Insititute for Energy EfficiencyThe California Insititute for Energy Efficiency has some articles they have published on alternative fuels. Clean Cities Web SiteTopics of interest include:
The list of Clean Cities contains hypertext links to those Clean Cities organizations with internet sites. This page is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy. U.S. DOE's Alternative Fuel Data CenterTopics of interest include:
U.S. DOE's Energy Information AdministrationSelect the hyper-text link "End Use Consumption" to find reports on alternative fuels and alternative-fuel vehicles. U.S. DOE's Hybrid Electric Vehicle ProgramHyper-text links include:
Federal Transit Administration Office of Research Demonstration & InnovationThis program focuses on improvements to mass transit, with a much broader focus than alternative fuels. Topics of interest include:
New York State Energy Research and Development AuthorityTopics of interest include:
MAGAZINE/NEWSLETTER SOURCESAltFuel AdvisorProvides specialized news, data and information for professionals involved in the research, development and commercialization of the most promising alternative fuel vehicles.LNG ExpressTopics of interest include:
UTILITY SOURCESKeyspan EnergyTopics of interest include:
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