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* * * * * * * * * * TPM Total Petroleum Management TPM Total Petroleum Management Retailing Biofuels in AlabamaThe I-65 Clean Corridor Experience Biofuels…Moving Alabama Forward Workshop Dothan, Alabama March 17th, 2010 The Beginning “These cleaner, more secure American sources of energy are going to be available to most Alabamians for the very first time. Alternative fuels are not only better for our natural environment, they also help make us more energy independent. They open up new markets for our farmers. This is a win-win situation, and Alabamians can be proud of the steps our state is taking as America searches for a more secure, less dependent energy future.” Gov. Bob Riley The initial locations included service stations in four cities-Athens, Cullman, Vestavia Hills and Mobile. The Beginning-cont’d These locations will provide motorists with E85 and B20 Biodiesel. Federal Grant-Alabama received a Department of Energy Federal Grant in 2006 for $312,000 to be used to add alternative fuel pumps at Alabama gas stations along I-65. A second Federal Grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission for $112,500 was awarded to the state to add 30 service stations along Corridor X and V providing Biodiesel to motorists. The Beginning cont’d The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) partnered with the Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition to select the locations where alternative fuel pumps were added. Why Alternative Fuels? “With record high oil prices this week, Alabama motorists will soon have the opportunity to reduce our dependence on foreign oil by having American produced renewable fuels, E85 ethanol and B20 Biodiesel, available at retail service stations in Alabama,” said Mark Bentley, Executive Director of the Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition. October 31, 2007 E85 is a cleaner burning mix of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. The fuel can be used in “flex fuel” vehicles that are capable of running on either