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Recent Alternative Fuel Price Report
The Clean
Cities Alternative Fuel Price Report is a newsletter designed to keep
you up to date on the price of alternative fuels in the United States
in relation to gasoline and diesel prices.
Quick Fuel Facts
The U.S. now pays more than $2 billion per week for imported crude oil
and petroleum products (Energy Information Administration).
Transportation accounts for 65% of U.S. oil consumption (Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network).
For nearly half a century, transportation has accounted for about one-fourth of total U.S. energy use and two-thirds of total oil consumption (DOE Energy Information Administration).
Petroleum supplies about 97 percent of the energy used in transportation
(DOE Energy Information Administration).
Vehicle emissions are the leading source of U.S. air pollution today (Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network).
Twenty-eight percent of Americans say they are very concerned about
the air pollution in their community from transportation sources (Bureau
of Transportation Statistics).
Transportation sector carbon dioxide emissions in 1999 were nearly 15 percent higher than 1990 (DOE Energy Information Administration).
By 2020, total energy demand for transportation is expected to be 38.5 quadrillion BTUs, compared with 26.4 quadrillion BTUs in 1999 (DOE Energy Information Administration).
For more information on gasoline production, distribution and use in the
U.S. click here
Fuel
Fact of the Week
Vehicle and Fuel Statistics
Estimated
number of AFVs in use in the United States, by fuel
Estimated
consumption of vehicle fuels in the United States
Estimated
number of alternative fuel stations in the United States, by fuel
For
additional data on Alternative Fuels and Vehicles click here .
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