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  I-95 May Become the Next Hydrogen Highway Governors' Ethanol Coalition Presses for More Aggressive Ethanol Policy Minnesota Posts E85 Roadway Signage as the Fuel's Nationwide Availability Increases DOE's Liquefied Natural Gas Forums Open to the Public United States, Canada Team for Bio49 Project Hybrids Gain Popularity as Service Vehicles Plans for Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Moving Ahead Philadelphia High School Students Build Soybean-Fueled Car All-Electric Vehicle Ideal for Most Daily Commutes National Biodiesel Board Announces 'Eye on Biodiesel' Award Recipients BMW Introduces Hydrogen Technology Cummins-Westport High-Pressure Diesel, Natural Gas/Diesel Hits the Road A Tribute to Paul Dana :: OF INTEREST :: |
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October 12, 2006, will be the day for Americans to become better educated on the importance of alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles. With the continued trend of rising gasoline prices, national concerns surrounding our dependency on foreign oil, and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Odyssey is the only nationwide event to endorse alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) as a real viable option for the future of America. Now is the time for you to get involved to help make a difference!
The National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC) participated in the second West Virginia Summit on Homeland Security, held March 19–20 at Stonewall Jackson Resort in Walkersville, West Virginia. NAFTC Director Al Ebron gave five presentations of the Consortium’s new Hybrid Safety Workshop for First Responders at the event, which was organized by West Virginia Senator Jay Rockefeller. Police officers, firefighters, school officials, scientists, health experts, and government officials and educators were among the 375 participants in attendance.
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West Virginia Senator Jay Rockefeller and Al Ebron, NAFTC Executive Director
