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Alternative Fuel Research, Development, and Promotion |
State Incentives |
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Type: State Incentives |
Jurisdiction: Kentucky
The Kentucky New Energy Ventures (KNEV) program provides matching grants and investments to companies for research, development, and commercialization of alternative fuels and renewable energy. KNEV is designed to: 1) grow Kentucky-based alternative fuel and renewable energy companies to promote commonwealth-wide, innovation-driven economic growth; 2) stimulate private investment in Kentucky-based alternative fuel and renewable energy enterprises; 3) expand the alternative fuel and renewable energy knowledge base, talent force, and industry in Kentucky; 4) develop an alternative fuel and renewable energy resource network to build the technical and business capacity of entrepreneurs through informal and formal strategic support; and 5) build commonwealth-wide awareness of the economic development opportunities Kentucky's alternative fuel and renewable energy industry offers. For the purposes of KNEV, alternative fuels include biodiesel, ethanol, cellulosic ethanol, synthetic natural gas, fuels produced from coal, waste coal, or extract oil from oil shale, and other fuels produced from a renewable or sustainable source. Eligible companies must be based in Kentucky, have 150 or fewer employees, and work to develop or commercialize alternative fuel and renewable energy products, processes, and services. For more information, including information on the application process, see the KNEV program website. (Reference Kentucky Revised Statutes 154.20-410 and 154.20-415)
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| Kentucky |
On-Farm Biofuel Production Grants |
State Incentives |
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Type: State Incentives |
Jurisdiction: Kentucky
The Governor's Office of Agricultural Policy provides grants through the County Agricultural Investment Program for on-farm energy efficiency and renewable energy production projects, including funding for equipment, structures, or other supplies necessary to convert biomass crops into useable energy or to convert grains and oilseeds into ethanol or biodiesel for use in on-farm equipment. Fuels produced on a farm with assistance through this program may not be used as transportation fuels for highway use. Applicants are encouraged to review manufacturers' warranties and specifications before using the fuels in any on-farm equipment. For more information, see the Kentucky Agricultural Development Fund website.
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