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dispensing of alternative fuels are eligible for an Incentive Grant. Research projects<br />

related to alternative fuel projects must be able to demonstrate commercial applicability<br />

and the potential to initiate Pennsylvania-based product development and<br />

manufacturing. Projects that result in product commercialization and the expansion of<br />

Pennsylvania companies are favored in the selection process.<br />

Hydrogen and fuel cell project awards have included a $100,000 grant to Pittsburgh<br />

Electric Engines Inc. to develop a solid oxide fuel cell for use in a turbo fuel cell engine<br />

targeted for the heavy-duty truck market, a $550,556 grant to Penn State University/PTI<br />

to continue a demonstration of hydrogen and CNG blends in Centre Area Transit buses<br />

and Penn State vans and about $650,000 to Penn State's Pennsylvania Transportation<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> for the partial fuel conversion of seven Centre Area Transportation Authority<br />

buses to hydrogen and aid for a student competition.<br />

Contact:<br />

Cleo Arp<br />

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection<br />

Bureau of Energy, Innovations, and Technology Deployment<br />

PO Box 8772<br />

Harrisburg, PA 17105-8772<br />

Phone: (717) 772-8912<br />

E-mail: epafiginfo@state.pa.us<br />

Web: http://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/deputate/pollprev/AFIG/afvafig1.htm<br />

Hybrid Electric/Alternative <strong>Fuel</strong> Vehicle Rebate Program<br />

www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/deputate/pollprev/AFIG/HybridAFV_Rebate.htm<br />

The Department of Environmental Protection offers an opportunity to Commonwealth<br />

residents to apply for a rebate to assist with the incremental cost for the purchase of a<br />

new hybrid, bi-fuel, dual-fuel or dedicated AFV. The rebate is offered throughout the<br />

calendar year as long as funds are available, on a “first come, first served” basis.<br />

Rebate requests must submitted no later than six months after the purchase. A new bifuel,<br />

dual-fuel, dedicated or hybrid vehicle that is purchased with a rebate must be<br />

registered in Pennsylvania at the time of purchase and operated primarily within the<br />

state. The rebate amount for calendar year 2006 is $500.<br />

Contact:<br />

Cleo Arp<br />

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection<br />

Bureau of Energy, Innovations, and Technology Deployment<br />

PO Box 8772<br />

Harrisburg, PA 17105-8772<br />

Phone: (717) 772-8912<br />

E-mail: carp@state.pa.us<br />

Web: www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/deputate/pollprev/AFIG/HybridAFV_Rebate.htm<br />

5. PARTNERSHIPS<br />

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