California Energy Commission

Another $100 Million from California

May 10, 2013 in Biodiesel, Biofuels, Biomethane, CNG, Ethanol, EVs, money available, NGVs by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

Energy Commission Releases 2013-2014 ARFVT Investment Plan

The California Energy Commission’s latest Alternative and Renewable Fuels and Vehicle Technology investment plan “provides a solid foundation for the continued transformation of California’s transportation sector,” agency chair Robert Weisenmiller said Wednesday.
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Petersen Automotive Symposium

March 8, 2013 in CNG, Conference/Meeting, EVs, Propane by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

April 18 at the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles

The non-profit Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles will present an afternoon symposium titled Why Alt Fuels Now? on April 18. The event will focus on the rise in awareness, implementation, and accessibility of alt fuel transport in recent years.
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Pearson to Expand California E85

January 16, 2013 in Biodiesel, Biofuels, Ethanol by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

$1.35 Million to Bring Flex-Fuel Ethanol to 19 Cities,
Separately, a Biodiesel Blending Terminal Is Planned 

San Diego’s Pearson Fuels, is to receive $1.35 million from the California Energy Commission for the installation of E85-ethanol dispensing dispensing equipment at 19 existing fueling stations throughout California.
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California Biofuels Workshop

December 28, 2012 in Biofuels, Conference/Meeting by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

Sacramento Meeting on January 11 Precedes ARFVTP Solicitation

The California Energy Commission is holding a public workshop in Sacramento on January 11 in advance of an upcoming Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology Program (ARFVTP) solicitation on biofuels production.
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CEC Re-Launches H2 Solicitation

November 20, 2012 in Hydrogen, Solicitation by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

Workshop December 7, Proposals Due January 17

The California Energy Commission has floated a new hydrogen fuel infrastructure solicitation, combining this year’s and last’s, with total potential funding of $28.59 million. Bids are requested via a new program opportunity notice, PON-12-606.
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Coda Cars for Better Place eTaxi

October 23, 2012 in batteries, EVs by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

$10 Million Bay Area Initiative to Run for Ten Years

The California Energy Commission is adding $3 million to a San Francisco Bay Area project that’s to eventually see trials of more than 60 battery electric taxis serving San Francisco and San Jose, and the Silicon Valley area between, all employing the Better Place battery-swap concept to boost productivity.
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TransPower Trucks at PortTechExpo

August 28, 2012 in Conference/Meeting, Electric Drive, EVs by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

The California Energy Commission is talking up trucks from TransPower as it promotes PortTechLA’s third annual PortTechExpo meeting at the San Pedro Double Tree Hotel in San Pedro (Los Angeles) September 5-6.
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CEC Awards $1.86 Million for Yokayo Biodiesel

August 9, 2012 in Biodiesel, Propane by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

Big Valley Ford Gets $114,000 for 19 Propane Vehicles

The California Energy Commission today unanimously approved funding of $1,974,330 for the expansion and upgrade of a biodiesel production facility and buy-downs of propane vehicles.
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Proterra Proliferates: eBuses in Four States

July 24, 2012 in Electric Drive, EVs, Fleet Order by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

Texas, Florida, South Carolina and More for California

EcoRide BE35 battery electric buses by Proterra are spreading from an initial trial with Foothill Transit in Southern California to fleets in Texas, Florida, South Carolina and California’s Central Valley.

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Wrightspeed to Get More from the CEC

June 22, 2012 in CNG, Electric Drive, EVs, Hybrids by Rich Piellisch  |  No Comments

California’s Wrightspeed is in line for an additional $5.789 million grant from the California Energy Commission in support of its plug-in hybrid electric vehicle development work.
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