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Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs) and High-Efficiency Vehicles
California Energy Commission
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General Information

The State of California has supported the development of alternative transportation fuels (fuels other than gasoline or diesel) since the creation of the Energy Commission in 1975. Earlier programs included demonstration programs with vehicles using "neat" ethanol and methanol; infrastructure development for methanol/gasoline blends - M85; support for flexible fuel, natural gas and electric vehicles.

Nearly 100 percent of the state's transportation system is fueled currently by fossil fuels. Moving toward a more diversified approach to fuels and supporting the advancement of higher efficiency vehicles is one of the goals of the State's programs.

Emerging Fuels and Technology Office Contacts

Main Phone: 916-654-4634

E-Mail Addresses:





Reports, Papers and Speeches
Arranged by Date

Also See the Reports Page

Get help with your alternative fuel transportation project!, one-page flyer about assistance you can receive from the Energy Commission. Posted: November 22, 2005. (Acrobat PDF file, 1 page, 251 kb).

FACT SHEETS (PDF files)


Options to Reduce Petroleum Fuel Use - SECOND EDITION - Staff Report. Revised edition Posted: July 18, 2005. CEC publication # CEC-600-2005-024-ED2. (Acrobat PDF, 19 pages, 468 kilobytes)

ADDENDUM TO: Options to Reduce Petroleum Fuel Use - SECOND EDITION - Includes 23 options on the various alternative fuels in this Addendum to main report. Revised edition Posted: July 18, 2005. CEC publication # CEC-600-2005-024-ED2-AD. (Acrobat PDF, 224 pages, 4.5 megabytes - note size!)

Alternative Fuels Commercialization - Staff Report. Posted: May 12, 2005. CEC publication # CEC-600-2005-020. (Acrobat PDF, 51 pages, 756 kilobytes)

Transportation Fuels, Technologies and Infrastructure Assessment, Final Commission Report, Publication # 100-03-013F. Adopted by Energy Commission November 12, 2003. On line: December 17, 2003. (Acrobat PDF file, 92 pages, 3.2 megabytes - note file size!).

California Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Program Evaluation 2003 - Consultant Report
Publication # 600-03-05C. Placed on line December 24, 2003 - (Adobe Acrobat PDF file, 38 pages, 120 kilobytes)

California Clean Fuels Market Assessment 2003
Publication # 600-03-15C. Placed on line August 21, 2003 - (Adobe Acrobat PDF file, 130 pages, 938 kilobytes)

California Clean Fuels Market Assessment 2001
Publication # 600-01-018. Placed on line October 22, 2002 - (Adobe Acrobat PDF file, 133 pages, 376 kilobytes)

ABCs of AFVs: A Guide to Alternative Fuel Vehicles - Fifth Edition
     (Updated: November 1999) -- in Adobe Acrobat PDF file

Evaluation of Compressed Natural Gas Fueling Systems
(PDF file, OCTOBER 1999. 57 pages, 167 kilobytes)

Transportation Technology Status Report (December 1997). Includes on-line Executive Summary, downloadable Microsoft Excel file listing all Alt Fuel Vehicles, and document in Adobe Acrobat PDF.

Transcript of November 21, 1997, ADVANCED TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY STAKEHOLDERS (ATTS) FORUM: "Transportation Technology Partners for California and the World." (Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format file, 162 pages, 258 kilobytes)

Electric Vehicle and Power Plant Emissions Update -- South Coast Air Basin. Staff paper by Jennifer Garland and Scott Tomashefsky, Energy Information & Analysis Division, Electricity Resource Assessment Office. September 19, 1996. (21 pages, 60 kilobytes).

California's Electrifying Future...the Need for Electric Vehicles
     Essay by former Energy Commission Chairman Charles R. Imbrecht - July 1995

Calfuels Plan Report (Sept. 94 - text only - 235 kilobytes)

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