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Success Stories The following stories recognize exemplary
individual and organizational efforts in North Carolina related to
alternative fuels and advanced transportation technologies. CFAT Grant Recipients Clean Fuel Advanced Technology (CFAT) is a three-year project focused on reducing transportation related emissions in NC counties that have air quality concerns. The two million dollar project is funded by the NC Department of Transportation, State Energy Office and the Division of Air Quality. Funds are available for transportation related emission reduction projects in 24 counties that can provide up to 80% of project costs available for alternative fuel vehicles, refueling infrastructure, idle reduction technologies, heavy duty hybrid electric vehicles/buses and diesel retrofits. 2006
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NC Mobile CARE Award Winners NC Mobile CARE (Clean Air Renewable Energy) is an initiative to recognize exemplary efforts to accelerate the use of alternative fuels and advanced transportation technologies.
Alternative Fuel Incentive Project The State Energy Office awarded funds totaling $175,000 to the North Carolina Solar Center to support its Alternative Fuel Incentive Project, which provided grants in 2005 to projects around the state that increase the use of alternative transportation fuels.
Petroleum Displacement Plan The objective of the petroleum displacement provision (PDP) is to displace 20% of the petroleum used by state vehicles in fiscal year 2004-05 by January 1, 2010, through the use of alternative fuels, efficient vehicles and other policies and practices that conserve fuel. Petroleum Displacement Plan Summary Report (FY '05-'06) Petroleum Displacement Plan Summary Report (FY '06-'07) |
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