California awards $23 million to alternative fuels projects

Ethanol Producer Magazine
By California Energy Commission
June 13, 2012

The California Energy Commission today approved funding of $23,110,015 for projects that will advance the development of green fuels and the installation of fueling stations. These investments help California to fulfill its pioneering climate change policies, reduce dependence on foreign oil, and improve the environment.

“These awards support innovative projects that provide a crucial boost to emerging fuels and vehicle technologies,” Energy Commissioner Carla Peterman said. “They support a range of efforts, from cutting-edge scientific research to the development of alternative fueling stations. They also benefit all Californians by creating jobs and improving air quality while helping to develop a diverse range of transportation options the state can rely on in the future.”

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