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Project	Initiative/Award	Awardee	Status	Date
Filling Critical Gaps through Innovative Cradle-to-Grave Training	Alternative Fuel Vehicle Deployment Initiatives	North Central Texas Council of Governments	In progress	Mar 2015
States impacted: Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas	Filling Critical Gaps through Innovative Cradle-to-Grave Training This project leveraged existing alternative fuel vehicle curricula that was previously developed by the National Alternative Fuel Vehicle Consortium (NAFTC) or FS Circle to provide training to fire marshals, code officials, mechanics, and technicians. The training focused on issues related to compressed natural gas, propane, and electricity and filled training needs across a 4-state area in the South Central U.S. The project team held a total of 30 training classes with over 350 attendees using grant funds. A Future Action Plan to guide future alternative fuel training was also developed to assist others with successfully deploying future trainings. Learn more about the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Deployment Initiatives. Results Future Action Plan	$600,000 award from DOE $150,000 matching funds (cost share) Partners Arkansas Clean Cities Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities Central Texas Clean Cities Louisiana Clean Fuels Southeast Louisiana Clean Fuel Partnership Tulsa Area Clean Cities

Project

Initiative/Award

Awardee

Status

Date

Filling Critical Gaps through Innovative Cradle-to-Grave Training

Alternative Fuel Vehicle Deployment Initiatives

North Central Texas Council of Governments

In progress

Mar 2015

States impacted:

Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas

Filling Critical Gaps through Innovative Cradle-to-Grave Training

This project leveraged existing alternative fuel vehicle curricula that was previously developed by the National Alternative Fuel Vehicle Consortium (NAFTC) or FS Circle to provide training to fire marshals, code officials, mechanics, and technicians. The training focused on issues related to compressed natural gas, propane, and electricity and filled training needs across a 4-state area in the South Central U.S. The project team held a total of 30 training classes with over 350 attendees using grant funds. A Future Action Plan to guide future alternative fuel training was also developed to assist others with successfully deploying future trainings.

Learn more about the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Deployment Initiatives.

Results

Future Action Plan

$600,000 award from DOE

$150,000 matching funds (cost share)

Partners

Arkansas Clean Cities
Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities
Central Texas Clean Cities
Louisiana Clean Fuels
Southeast Louisiana Clean Fuel Partnership
Tulsa Area Clean Cities

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