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80 Attend Ky./Ind. Greening Your Fleet
Conference
The Greening Your Fleet Conference was held this week at the
Belterra Resort in Florence, IN. Eighty attendees heard updates from
the natural gas, propane, hybrid electric, electric, biodiesel and
ethanol markets. "Ride and Drives" for various alternative
fuels/advanced technology vehicles were held after each conference
session.

One of the founding members of the KCFC, Bill Calvert shares his
expertise of CNG.

KCFC board member and UPS Vice President Bill Jacob shares updates
on the company's green initiatives.

Eddie Coleman, KCFC board member from Green Fuels Holding looking
under the hood of the electric ENER1.

Tim Hughes, KCFC board member from KY Dept of Energy looking at the
Roush LPG Pick Up.

KCFC President Tracey Thurman getting ready to test drive the Chevy
Volt with Communications
Specialist Lindsey Duffy and others along for the ride.

KCFC President Tracey Thurman from Lexington-Fayette County
Government and Kentucky Dept. of Energy's Tim Hughes "thinking"
about the LPG van.
Hybrid
Electric School Buses for Bath, Mercer and Montgomery Counties
Four more hybrid electric school buses were delivered to Bath,
Mercer, and Montgomery Counties this past week. Mercer County
received two hybrid buses while Bath and Montgomery Counties each
received one. The keys to the hybrid buses, produced by the
International School Bus Factory, were presented to the
Superintendent of each school district by Mark Cahill, Bluegrass
International.

Mark Cahill of Bluegrass International (left), Superintendent Nancy
Hutchinson (center) and Transportation Director Burnsie Stewart
(right) celebrate the arrival of their first hybrid electric school
bus, with Bath County Schools drivers and technicians, Thursday June
2 in Owingsville.

Mark Cahill of Bluegrass International presents official key to the
two hybrid electric school buses delivered June 1 to Mercer County
Superintendent Chuck Hamilton.

Mark Cahill of Bluegrass International delivers the key to
Montgomery County's first hybrid electric school bus to
Superintendent Daniel Freeman Friday June 3.
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http://kycleanfuels.blogspot.com
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