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Department of Energy ARRA Area 4 Grant

The Utah Clean Cities Coalition’s Clean Cities Transportation Sector Petroleum Reduction Technologies Program will receive funding to help build 16 new compressed natural gas (CNG) public fueling facilities in the state, pay for upgrades to 24 CNG public fueling facilities, three new liquefied natural gas (L/CNG) fueling facilities, construct three new biodiesel public refueling stations, and increase the number of natural gas and hybrid vehicles operating in Utah by 678. The DOE calculates the initiative will help Utah displace 1.1 million gallons of petroleum each year which is equal to an annual gas gallon equivalents (GGE) displacement of approximately 11,487,000 gallons and increase the number of alternative fueled vehicles on the road. 

DOE 2009 Stimulus Grant Tracking Excel

AAA Greenlight Grant

Salt Lake City and the UCCC received $10,000 to assist in deferring costs of three new electric vehicles.  The T3 Motion Electric vehicle is all electric, rechargeable, 0 degree turning radius, cargo capacity of 450 pounds and operates for less than 10 cents per day.

The opportunity to utilize the electric vehicle and electricity as a fuel source accelerates Salt Lake City’s commitment to air quality and provides a demonstration how other cities in Utah and throughout the neighboring states can overcome the challenges associated with making pollution prevention a priority through the process of cleaning up their fleets.

 
 
 

 


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