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    Alternative Fuels Technology:

    a necessity or a vogue?

    Roberto Cant

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    History

    First Automobiles

    1765 Richard Trevithick Steam

    1847 Moses Farmer Electric1863 E tienne Lenoir Internal Combustion

    1898 Rudorf Diesel Diesel Compression

    1902 M. Krieger Hybrid/Electric

    1980 Ed Passerini Solar Car

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    Trend: End of the Oil

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    The U.S. Accounts for 26% of World Oil Consumption and

    9% of World Oil Production,

    but Has Only 2% of World Oil Reserves

    Petroleum

    Source: EIA 2000

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    Transportation Is Almost Entirely Dependent on Oil. It Accounts for 67% of U.S. Oil

    Use Now. This Will Increase Significantly in the Future

    Sector Use

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    illion

    BarrelsperDay Transportation

    Industrial

    Residen tial &

    Commercial

    Electric Utilities

    53%

    67%

    72%

    Source: EIA 2000

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    U.S. Highway Transportation Uses More

    Oil Than Is Produced Domestically

    Transportation Use

    Source: EIA 20000

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    1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020

    Heavy Trucks

    Domestic Oil Production

    Automobiles

    Light Trucks

    Transportation use

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    What are Alternative Fuels?

    Definition

    Fuels that are substantially non-petroleum and

    yield energy security and environmental benefits.

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    What are Alternative Fuels?

    Defined by EPA, Recognized by DOE

    Natural GasCompressed or Liquefied

    Propane/Liquefied Petroleum GasEthanol (denatured, E-5, E-85, )

    Methanol (M-85)

    Electricity and Hybrid Electric

    Biodiesel (B100 neat, B20, B5)

    Hydrogen (ICE and Fuel Cell)

    P-Series and blends

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    How to promote the use of alternative

    fuel tech ?

    Clean Cities Program

    Nationwide initiative to encourage the use of alternative fuels,infrastructure and vehicles through local voluntary government

    and industry partnerships.

    It is a coordinated effort to meet requirements and promotetechnology implementation.

    Provides tour guides for an alternative fuel technology trip

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    Clean Cities promotes

    Increases public awareness

    Provides educational opportunities

    Provides more fuel choices

    Develops clean corridors

    Expands refueling infrastructure

    Supports regulated fleets.

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    What is Clean Cities?

    Its a U.S. Department of Energy Program

    That:

    Promotes local government and industry partnership coalitions.

    To:

    Reduce air pollution and increase energy security.

    By:

    Encourage and expand the use of alternative fuels.

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    What assistance is provided?

    The U.S. Department of Energy offers:

    Program guidelines and advisors

    Funding opportunities

    Materials for education andpublic relations

    Training for coordinators andother participants

    Hotline and clearing house for

    technical information.

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    Clean Cities also promotes

    Idle reduction

    Fuel economy

    Conservation activities

    Mass Transportation

    Share a ride

    Hybrid/electric.

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    National Effort

    A voluntary,

    locally based

    government-industry

    partnership

    designed to advance

    alternative fuel

    technology in the

    marketplace

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    Niche Markets have potential

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    Bio-fuel Production

    Ethanol plant in Bartow

    Alcohol and gasoline

    Biodiesel plant in Lakeland

    Vegetable oil and petro-diesel

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    Ethanol

    Flexible Fuel Vehicle

    E85 or E5 percentage Ethanol to gasoline

    Dodge, Chrysler, Ford, GM, BMW

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    Biodiesel

    B100 neat, B20, B10, B5

    Percentage vegetable oil to

    diesel

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    Electric Vehicle

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    Solar Car

    Photovoltaics, battery and electric motor

    powered electric vehicle

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    HybridElectric and Gasoline

    Toyota

    Honda

    Ford

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    Neighborhood Electric Vehicle NEV

    GEM Chrysler and Station

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    GAS

    Compress Natural Gas CNG Liquefied Natural Gas LNG

    PropaneLPG

    Dedicated and Bi-fuel

    GM and Toyota

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    Hydrogen

    Fuel Cell with electric drive

    Internal Combustion Engine

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    Any question?

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