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The federal government's information site for alternative fuels, vehicles, infrastructure and related issues.
A public/private partnership between the federal government and the US automobile manufacturers to develop environmentally friendly, commercially viable transportation technologies which will triple a vehicles fuel efficiency by 2004.
This Department of Energy division works to develop and promote advanced transportation technologies which will reduce oil import requirements and pollutant emissions.
Performs, procures and partners in technical research, development, and demonstration to advance technology into the commercial marketplace, thereby benefiting the environment, contributing to U.S. employment and advancing the position of U.S. i.
Program provides funding for the design and development of advanced energy-efficient automotive components and systems. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy.
As part of the DOT, BTS compiles, analyzes and makes accessible information on the US's transportation systems; collects information on intermodal transportation and other areas and works to enhance the quality and effectiveness of government st.
Information on ethanol activities, events and legislation in Nebraska and the nation.
DOE site which provides resources and information pertaining to alternative fuels, fleet management, resources and documents, and more.
California's primary energy policy and planning agency, charged with ensuring a reliable and affordable energy supply.
Works to promote and protect public health, welfare and ecological resources through the effective and efficient reduction of air pollutants, while recognizing and considering the effects on the economy of the state.
Information on Iowa's ethanol promotion programs and activities.
Identifies possible adverse effects on the environment before they occur and promotes projects that are better designed and more environmentally friendly.
Maintains and improves the US transportation system by keeping statistics, setting standards and developing federal transportation programs.
Presents guidelines on the procurement of greener vehicles for departmental fleets.
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