Bottlenecks to Alternative Fuel Implementation Sample Clauses

Bottlenecks to Alternative Fuel Implementation. AMF Vision The vision of AMF is a sustainable transportation system that uses advanced, alternative, and renewable fuels; has reduced emissions of greenhouse gases and air contaminants; and meets needs for personal mobility and the movement of goods on a local and a global scale. AMF contributes to the achievement of this vision by providing a solid basis for decision making (information and recommendations) and providing a forum for sharing best practices and pooling resources, internationally. AMF Mission The mission of AMF is to provide sound scientific information and technology assessments that allow citizens and policy makers to make informed and science-based decisions about options involving the use of advanced fuels for transportation systems. In order to provide such data to decision makers, AMF acts as a clearinghouse, by:  Pooling resources and information on an international level;  Identifying and addressing technology gaps and barriers to deployment;  Performing cooperative research on advanced motor fuels;  Demonstrating advanced motor fuels and related vehicle and after- treatment technologies; and  Aggregating data and deriving key recommendations for decision makers within governments, municipalities, and industries. AMF fulfills its mission through the international cooperation of members of academia, industries, governmental institutions, and nongovernment organizations. The annexes in AMF are started to enable members to cooperate in groups that share common interests and to learn and grow as they interact and share different perspectives. Fuels included under the definition of “advanced motor fuels” fulfill one or more of the following criteria:  Low toxic emissions,  Improved life-cycle efficiency,  Reduced greenhouse gas emissions,  Renewable energy sources,  Fuels for new propulsion systems,  Sustainability in transportation,  Security of supply, and/or  High energy efficiency. Advanced motor fuels studied in the framework of the AMF Program are as follows:  Alcohols (ethanol, methanol), ethers (e.g., DME, ETBE, MTBE [dimethyl ether, ethyl tertiary butyl ether, methyl tertiary butyl ether), esters (e.g., RME [rapeseed methyl ester]), and gaseous fuels (e.g., natural gas, biogas, hydrogen, LPG [liquefied petroleum gas]);  Reformulated gasoline and diesel fuels, including oxygenated versions;  Synthetic fuels, such as Xxxxxxx-Tropsch fuels; and  Fuels for new types of engines and fuel cells.
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