Breakthrough Technologies Institute - Fuel Cells 2000

The program allows for several projects to be combined on a single application—a single
company can earn credits for a single, large project, or for a number of projects they
might complete over the course of a few years, or several businesses or organizations
could form a group, submit a single application based on the combined total savings of
their projects, and share the returns that the program offers.
Contacts:
Roger Letterman
Indiana Department of Environmental Management
Office of Air Quality
100 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46204-2551
Phone: (317) 232-8342
E-mail: rletterm@dem.state.in.us
Web: www.in.gov/idem
Indiana Energy Group Grant Program
www.in.gov/energy/technologies
The Indiana Department of Commerce, which had previously administered distributed
and renewable energy demonstration project funding (including fuel cells), was dissolved
in 2005 and energy-related activities were assumed by the office of the Lt. Governor
through the Indiana Energy Group. The new division will introduce a new Alternative
Power and Energy Grant Program in July 2006. Applications for fuel cells will be
accepted under this program.
Contact:
Indiana Energy Group
Office of Lt. Governor Becky Skillman
1 N. Capitol, Suite 600
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone: (317) 232-8940
Fax: (317) 232-8995
E-mail: kburt@lg.in.gov
Web: www.in.gov/energy
VEHICLES
Alternative Fuel Vehicle Grant Program
www.in.gov/isda/harvesttimes/November_05.htm
The AFV Grant Program has made $1.1 million in funding available for the purchase of
AFVs, conversion of conventionally fueled vehicles to operate on alternative fuels,
installation of AFV refueling facilities, purchase and use of renewable transportation
fuels, or combinations of these purposes. AFVs include vehicles capable of operating
on electricity, ethanol, propane, hydrogen and natural gas, but the definition excludes
hybrid-electric vehicles. Grant amounts range from $2,000 to $50,000.
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