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The state of Florida is seeking proposals for renewable energy and energy-efficiency projects under a $15-million grant program. The program is open to local governments, state agencies, universities, as well as private firms and nonprofit organizations.
Each grant is worth up to $2.5-million, with at least $8-million going to bioenergy projects.
-- David Adams, Times staff writer
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Are you up todate on the Progressive Insurance Automotive X-Prize. We have teams here in Florida that have entered in to the X-Prize race. The race to build a car that will get 100 mpg.
We are an offical X-Prize team from Central Florida. Our team is made up of engineers and friends that strive to make a change to how we transport our families and reduce petroleum.
Ad we are doing this with Commercial off the shelf (COTS) products.
Our car will be powered by biodiesel and electric.
Check our the Auto X-prize.
Posted by: Bruce | May 29, 2009 at 09:16 PM