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Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Funding for the Procurement of 13 Zero-emission Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Buses (FCBS) and Construct a Hydrogen Fuel Production/dispensing Station in Support of Bus Transit Service in Montgomery County.; Activities Performed: Procurement of 13 Zero-emission Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Buses (FCBS) to Replace Existing Diesel Buses; Design and Construction/installation of a New Hydrogen Fuel Production (electrolysis) and Fueling Station Which Will Be Constructed at Montgomery Countys Existing David F. Bone Equipment and Transit Operations Center (EMTOC) in Rockville Maryland.; Expected Outcomes: This Project Will Allow Montgomery County to Remove Nine 2013 Model Year Diesel-fueled Buses and Four 2014 Model Year Cng-fueled Buses From Service and Deploy Thirteen Zero-emission FCBS in Their Place. It Will Also Enable Hydrogen Fuel Production Storage and Fueling.; Intended Beneficiaries: Populace of the Montgomery County Department of Transportation Division of Transit Service Area Local Area Commuters and Residents of the Area.; Subrecipient Activities: None
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$14.9 Million
Paid out
$127.0K
<1%
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$14.7M
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