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Data for: 2003
Report Release: September 2004
Next Release Date: October 2005

Alternatives to Traditional Transportation Fuels 2003



Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use 2003, Survey Data (Tables 21-35)
These tables represent the number of reported onroad alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) in use for Federal, State, and Fuel Provider fleets. Additionally, the number of onroad alternative fuel buses in use for 2003, which include transit agencies, are presented. The sources for these data are the Form EIA-886 "Annual Survey of Alternative Fueled Vehicle Suppliers & Users" and the DOE/GSA Federal Automotive Statistical Tool (FAST).

Weight class definitions are as follows:

  • Light Duty = 8,500 lbs or less GVWR
  • Medium Duty = 8,501 – 26,000 lbs GVWR
  • Heavy Duty = 26,001 lbs and over GVWR

Fuel type acronyms are as follows:

  • CNG = Compressed Natural Gas
  • EVC = Electric
  • E85 = Ethanol, 85 Percent
  • LNG = Liquefied Natural Gas
  • LPG = Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Propane)
  • M85 = Methanol, 85 Percent

Tables 21-35 in Excel Format

Table 21. Summary of Onroad Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by User, Weight Class, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 22. Number of Light-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Federal Agencies, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 23. Number of Medium- and Heavy-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Federal Agencies, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 24. Number of Onroad Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Federal Agencies, by Weight Class, Fuel Type and Agency, 2003

Table 25. Number Light-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by State Agencies, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 26. Number of Medium- and Heavy-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by State Agencies, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 27. Number Light-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Fuel Providers, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 28. Number of Medium- and Heavy-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Fuel Providers, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 29. Number of Light-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Natural Gas Providers, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 30. Number of Medium- and Heavy-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Natural Gas Providers, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 31. Number of Light-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Electricity Providers, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 32. Number of Medium- and Heavy-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Electricity Providers, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 33. Number of Light-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Propane Fuel Providers, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 34. Number of Medium- and Heavy-Duty Alternative Fuel Vehicles in Use by Propane Fuel Providers, by Vehicle Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003

Table 35. Number of Onroad Alternative Fuel Buses in Use, by Bus Type, Fuel Type and Configuration, 2003



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Cynthia Sirk, Survey Manager
cynthia.sirk@eia.doe.gov
Phone: (202) 287-1925