Alternative Fuel News, Vol. 4, No. 4
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Alternative Fuel News, Vol. 4, No. 4

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      The Clean Cities network is growing, and more fleets are considering alternative fuels.

      “Industry old-timers” that have been using alternative fuels since the passage of Energy Policy

      Act of 1992 are beginning to replace their used alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) with new ones.

      Many of the used vehicles, however, still have a lot of life left in them. Used AFVs can offer fleets

      a less expensive way to test the alternative fuel waters. Our cover story for this issue examines

      the current used AFV market and describes a few local AFV resale efforts.

      Clean Cities not only promotes AFVs, but also—and perhaps more importantly—encourages

      the increased use of alternative fuel in AFVs. Flexible fuel vehicles (FFVs), with no incremental

      cost, were once considered the solution to the notorious chicken and egg problem of the alternative

      fuel industry. FFVs are an attractive option for fleets, but if drivers do not fuel their vehicles

      with E85, FFVs contribute nothing to our clean air and petroleum displacement goals. To help

      connect FFV drivers with the fuel, the Minnesota E85 Team,

      which recently celebrated the opening of the 50th public access

      E85 station in the Twin Cities region, has come up with some

      creative ways to promote E85 use. You can learn more about

      the Minnesota effort—which has built the largest E85 refueling

      network in the country—in our feature story.

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