第2轮打开的应用程序，第1轮成功申请通知

美国宾夕法尼亚州已经提出提供一个估计$ 10万赠款通过替代燃​​料激励授予计划组织，非营利性的机构，利润的公司，联邦或市政当局和当地的运输组织资金2轮开5月月25日的。补助资金将包括机会提出将转换或购买天然气车辆（天然气汽车）以及体重低于14,000英镑兑换或购买其他替代燃料汽车的项目。

做重型NGV补助（第一轮），申请人将被鼓励购买或转换一个或两个替代燃料汽车感兴趣的联手，并聚合成一个单一的应用程序，以满足应用程序所需的5家整车最小。

应用程序也将接受创新替代燃料的运输，包括非道路车辆，如天然气动力的火车或轮船。更多详情可点击这里。

5月中旬，州长汤姆·科比特授予更超过$ 6.7万法13资金18公司和机构使开关以天然气为他们的重型车队的车辆，发起一轮法13 自然气汽车计划的一部分补助 2013年2月。

烟雨第13号法令授权等措施，制定和实施DEP天然气能源发展计划，分配三年以上的高达20万美元的赠款，以帮助支付的增量购买和重型天然气车队的转换成本。

在第一轮500万美元为当地的交通组织保留的，责任由该法。DEP的应用程序从49个申请近1300万美元的赠款。第2轮上面有50％的资金定为当地的交通组织。第三个和最后出让一轮预定于2014年开业。

合资格天然气能源发展计划的所有三轮车辆，包括燃用压缩天然气（CNG），液化天然气（LNG），或双燃料车重达14,000磅或以上。

共有18家企业和组织在第一轮赠款，包括CNG客车和卡车购买LNG卡车的购买和转换。成功的补助金申请的完整列表可通过

Round 2 Applications Open; Round 1 Successful Applicants Notified

The US State of Pennsylvania has made available an estimated $10 million in grants through the Alternative Fuels Incentive Grant Program for organizations, non-profit agencies, for profit companies, commonwealth or municipal authorities and local transportation organizations in Round 2 of funding which opened May 25th. The grant funds available will include an opportunity to propose projects which will convert or purchase natural gas vehicles (NGVs) weighing less than 14,000 pounds as well as convert or purchase other alternative fuel vehicles.

As done with the heavy-duty NGV grants (Round 1), applicants interested in purchasing or converting one or two alternative fuel vehicles will be encouraged to join forces and aggregate into a single application to satisfy the five vehicle minimum required for application.

Applications will also be accepted for innovation in alternative fuel transportation, including non-road vehicles, such as natural gas-powered trains or marine vessels. More details are available by clicking here.

In mid-May, Governor Tom Corbett awarded more than $6.7 million in Act 13 funding to 18 companies and organizations making the switch to natural gas for their heavy-duty fleet vehicles, as part of a round of Act 13 natural gas vehicle program grants initiated February 2013.

Amidst other measures, Act 13 authorized DEP to develop and implement the Natural Gas Energy Development program, which distributes up to $20 million in grants over three years to help pay for the incremental purchase and conversion costs of heavy-duty natural gas fleet vehicles.

In the first round, $5 million was reserved for local transportation organizations, as obligated by the Act. DEP received applications from 49 applicants requesting nearly $13 million in grants. Round 2 referred to above has 50 percent of the funds slated for local transportation organizations. The third and final grant round is slated to open in 2014.

Eligible vehicles for all three rounds of the Natural Gas Energy Development program include those fueled with compressed natural gas (CNG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), or bi-fuel vehicles weighing 14,000 pounds or more.

Altogether 18 companies and organizations were awarded grants in the first round, including purchases and conversions of CNG buses and trucks and  purchases of LNG trucks. A full list of successful grant applications is available by