The Volpe Center documented the increased use of alternative fuels on vehicles owned and operated by federal land management agencies. For each alternative fuel type, the Volpe Center documented the availability of vehicles, fueling mechanisms and prices, operational and maintenance issues, storage and handling issues, environmental and safety consideration, and examples of their use on federal lands.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Transportation Technologies (OTT), is responding to these national concerns. OTT has identified the ...
This is one in a fact sheet series, "BioFacts: Fueling a Stronger Economy,"produced by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory on biofuels. This fact...
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