The AFV Adoption in Fleets Workshop was held on April 18, 2016 in Austin, Texas.
Following the workshop, a workshop toolkit was created that collects relevant information. Below are all materials created for the Alternative Fuel Toolkit website that are related to the workshop.
Alternative fuels are transportation fuels derived from sources other than petroleum. Fuels can be produced from a variety of feedstocks such as food waste, natural gas, and renewable energy. Most fuels can be used in any vehicle class (light-, medium-, and heavy-duty), but the availability of vehicles and suitability of the alternative fuel varies. This page provides a brief overview of the most common alternative fuels, fueling station locations, and market facts on fuel prices and vehicle availability.
This fact sheet summarizes alternative fuel use at the Washington Department of Transportation.
This fact sheet summarizes alternative fuel use at the Vermont Agency of Transportation.
This fact sheet summarizes alternative fuel use at the Texas Department of Transportation.
This fact sheet summarizes alternative fuel use at the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.
This fact sheet summarizes alternative fuel use at the Oregon Department of Transportation.
This fact sheet summarizes alternative fuel use at the North Carolina Department of Transportation.
This fact sheet summarizes alternative fuel use at the California Department of Transportation.
Get the one-page fact sheet and summary report from the AFV Adoption in Fleets Toolkit workshop.
This fact sheet is a primer on renewable diesel, including the differences between renewable diesel and biodiesel, who makes and uses renewable diesel, and more.
