Breakthrough Technologies Institute - Fuel Cells 2000
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Energy Conservation & Management Division<br />
Energy Services Department<br />
City of San Diego<br />
9601 Ridgehaven Court<br />
San Diego, CA 92123<br />
Phone: (858) 694-7000<br />
E-mail: energy@sandiego.gov<br />
Web: http://genesis.sannet.gov/infospc/templates/esd/index.jsp<br />
San Francisco: Renewable Energy Purchasing Program<br />
http://sfwater.org/main.cfm/MC_ID/7/MSC_ID/64<br />
In 2001, two voter propositions were approved to allow the city to sell $100 million in<br />
revenue bonds to fund the installation of renewable energy that will supply electricity to<br />
public property and schools. The bonds may be used for photovoltaic, solar thermal<br />
electric, wind, and fuel cell technology, but have so far been issued only to photovoltaic<br />
and wind projects. Eligible projects must produce electricity at a cost that does not<br />
exceed the expected cost of electricity from existing energy sources.<br />
Contact:<br />
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission<br />
1155 Market St., 11th floor<br />
San Francisco, CA 94103<br />
Phone: (415) 554-3155<br />
E-Mail: info@sfwater.org<br />
Web: http://sfwater.org/home.cfm<br />
VEHICLES<br />
California Energy Efficient Vehicle Group Purchase Program<br />
www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/bill/asm/ab_1651-1700/ab_1660_bill_20051006_chaptered.html<br />
www.pd.dgs.ca.gov/contracts/vehicles.htm<br />
Assembly Bill 1660, passed in 2005, created the California Energy-Efficient Vehicle<br />
Group Purchase Program in the Department of General Services to encourage the<br />
purchase of energy-efficient vehicles by local and state agencies through a grouppurchasing<br />
program. When awarding a vehicle procurement contract, every city, county,<br />
and special district, including a school district and a community college district, may now<br />
require that 75% of the passenger cars or light-duty trucks, or both, to be acquired be<br />
energy-efficient vehicles. “Energy-efficient vehicle" means either of the following:<br />
Contact:<br />
• A vehicle that meets California's SULEV standard for exhaust emissions and<br />
the federal ILEV evaporative emission standard;; or<br />
• A hybrid vehicle or an AFV that meets California's ATPZEV standard for<br />
criteria pollutant emissions.<br />
California Department of General Services<br />
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