Connecticut Department of Transportation

Toyota was the first to successfully introduce a popular hybrid vehicle to the commercial market.

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

Technologies that retrofit existing diesel vehicles to reduce emissions and improve environmental performance. The Connecticut Clean Fuel program provides funding support for EPA-compliant DRT installations.

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Installation of a hydrogen fuel cell energy system and hydrogen delivery infrastructure at Connecticut Transit's Hamden maintenance and storage facility to generate electrical power, heat, and water.

A state funding initiative to support residents in purchasing clean vehicles and diesel retrofit technologies. The program supplements the cost of clean fuel vehicles, diesel retrofit technologies, hybrid vehicles, electric vehicles, natural gas vehicles, and autogas vehicles.

A prior state initiative providing $2 million in funding to help consumers purchase fuel cell vehicles.

A hydrogen fuel cell energy system designed to generate electrical power, heat, and water for stationary applications. Selected by Connecticut Transit for installation at their Hamden maintenance facility.