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2000 Grant Awards
Applicant: Environmental Leadership Center, Warren Wilson College
Grant Award: $68,524
Project Title: Mobile Source Emission Reduction in Small Area Transport Facilities
Summary: To construct a solar charging system for an electric cart fleet and purchase two additional carts. The project is an excellent educational opportunity.
Status: Grant Awarded.
Applicant: Carolina Power & Light Co.
Grant Award: $24,856
Project Title: Purchase of Toyota RAV4-EV
Summary: To purchase a Toyota RAV4-EV for demonstrations, displays, and use by multiple state and private agencies. The Toyota RAV4-EV is one of the best-designed electric vehicles on the market making it very useful in electric vehicle promotion.
Status: Due to unforeseen circumstances, the project was not completed. The funding was redistributed in subsequent grant cycles.
Applicant: City of Raleigh, Administrative Services Department
Grant Award: $218,111
Project Title: Vehicle Fleet Emissions Reduction Program
Summary: To continue and expand the City of Raleigh's efforts to reduce mobile source emissions and improve air quality by installing a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station and by purchasing one electric and six CNG powered vehicles. The City of Raleigh is a good location for expanding CNG infrastructure. This project has a high degree of actual emissions reduction and permanence of benefits.
Status: Grant Awarded.
Applicant: Triangle J Council of Governments
Grant Award: $100,000
Project Title: Triangle Clean Cities
Summary: To operate the Triangle Clean Cities program during its first two years as a designated program and to implement an extensive public education campaign. The Clean Cities program would further air quality education and the use of alternative fuels in the Triangle region.
Status: Grant Awarded.
Applicant: EV Challenge
Grant Award: $270,000
Project Title: Electric Vehicle Challenge
Summary: To support the EV Challenge, an educational program that teaches schools and the public about electric vehicles and associated environmental and transportation issues. The EV Challenge is a proven educational outreach program worthy of continued support.
Status: Grant Awarded.
Applicant: City of Hickory
Grant Award: $300,000
Project Title: Development of a Fast-Fill Natural Gas Fueling Station for Use by the City of Hickory, other Municipalities, and Public Agencies
Summary: To install a fast-fill natural gas fueling station in the City of Hickory making it then possible to begin converting the City's fleet to natural gas. The City of Hickory is a good location for CNG infrastructure in western North Carolina. The project includes a high degree of matching funds as well as actual emissions reduction, and permanence of benefits.
Status: Grant Awarded.
Applicant: City of Greenville, Public Works Department
Grant Award: $40,000
Project Title: Electric Vehicles
Summary: To purchase two electric vehicles for transit supervision and engineering fieldwork. The electric vehicles would be a good match for the duties to be performed. The project also presents a high degree of actual emissions reduction.
Status: Grant Awarded.
Applicant: Meredith College
Grant Award: $58,898
Project Title: Solar Charging Station at a Women's College
Summary: To purchase a solar electric charging station, an EV charging station, and an electric powered truck. The college is a good location for an electric charging station as well as a valuable educational opportunity.
Status: Grant Awarded.
Applicant: North Carolina Solar Center
Grant Award: $58,915
Project Title: Development of Solar Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles at North Carolina High Schools
Summary: To install photovoltaic solar electric charging stations at high schools in North Carolina. This project is a promising educational opportunity.
Status: Grant Awarded.

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