Strategies and Financing Opportunities for Airport Environmental Programs (2011) / Chapter Skim
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CMH is a medium hub airport. Working with Clean Fuels Ohio, CRAA obtained a portion of an $11 million grant to finance the acquisition of propane shuttle buses to replace a portion of its conventional engine parking shuttle bus fleet.
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FIGURE 4 Port of Oakland CNG vehicle. FIGURE 5 Oakland International Airport CNG fueling station.
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Clean Energy owns the refueling station. Therefore, the station was ineligible for VALE and other federal grant programs.
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Massport agreed to purchase the electricity produced at a discounted rate. SEATTLE–TACOMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT -- ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLES FOR AIR CARRIER OPERATIONS Seattle–Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
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Finally, PHL received a DERA grant of approximately $476,000 to cover 100% of the incremental costs of low-emissions technology for a portion of the vehicles and equipment. PHL became aware of the funding opportunities through a combination of direct announcement from the funding sources and participation in meetings of the Philadelphia Diesel Difference organization (http://www.cleanair.org/ dieseldifference)
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