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Evergreen Valley College in San Jose has received a two-year grant of $250,000 from the California State Chancellor's Office to develop a Hybrid-Alternative Fuel program for their Automotive Department. This program will introduce a student to a variety of propulsion alternatives used in the automotive industry such as induced fuel cell, compressed natural gas, all electric, E85, and gasoline-electric vehicles. For more information about Evergreen's Hybrid-Alternative Fuel Program view the WomenTech Section of Evergreen's Website.
http://www.evc.edu/
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