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June, 1999
Dear Friends of Ethanol:
On behalf of the Governors' Ethanol Coalition, we would like to invite you to submit nominations for the Third Annual Governors' Ethanol Coalition Award for Excellence in the Promotion and Development of Ethanol. We are seeking to recognize individuals or organizations that have made significant contributions and have demonstrated leadership in the promotion and adoption of ethanol as a domestic, renewable fuel.
Your participation in this awards program will help us to recognize the accomplishments of parties involved with developing ethanol. As a fuel, ethanol is capable of playing a key role in our nation's energy needs benefiting both the environment and the economy.
We appreciate your involvement with this program. Please find enclosed a copy of the guidelines and nomination form. Nominations must be received by August 27, 1999. If you have any questions regarding submission of the nomination form, please do not hesitate to call the Governors' Ethanol Coalition at 515-281-7066.
Sincerely,
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Bill Graves, Chair |
Thomas Vilsack, Vice Chair Governor of Iowa |

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The Governors' Ethanol Coalition
is seeking nominations for
the
1999 Award for Excellence
in the Promotion and Development of
Ethanol.
With these awards, the Coalition seeks to recognize
businesses,
industrial facilities, individuals, institutions, media,
associations,
schools and government organizations that have
made
outstanding contributions to and have demonstrated leadership in
the
promotion and accelerated use of ethanol as a transportation
fuel.
Eligibility
This awards program is open internationally to businesses industrial facilities,individuals, institutions, media, associations, schools and government organizations. To qualify, nominees must be in compliance with applicable local, state and federal regulations.
Award Categories
Commercial Technology
Innovations Excellence
Criteria to Address in Your Written Description
(as applicable to your
program)
| General Criteria
1. Award Recommendation Executive Summary: Briefly describe the program: project title, what was done, how it was implemented, and how it benefited ethanol development. The executive summary should be no longer than one page. 2. Partnerships: Describe project partnerships among local and regional development organizations, private industry, industrial councils, universities, government, etc. These partnerships should provide expertise, leadership, and financial commitments to the advancement of ethanol fuels. 3. Measurable Results: Specify the amount of ethanol used, energy savings, infrastructure development, number of vehicles purchased and people affected and impacts of commercialization. 4. Sustainability: Length of time the project has been operational. 5. Transferability: Applicability to other programs or projects. |
Eligible Award Categories
Commercial Technology Innovations: This category focuses on new technologies and innovative techniques for the development and promotion of ethanol. Describe the projected magnitude of advancements for commercialization to the ethanol industry and progress made to date. Excellence: This category Judging/Notification/Presentation of Awards |
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How to Apply
All nomination materials must be received on or before 5 p.m.
C.D.S.T., Friday, August 27, 1999. Late materials will not be
accepted. |