The goal of this program is to expand the availability of higher ethanol blends in areas of Indiana where blends
of E15 – E85 are limited or not available. E15 and E85 are abbreviations indicating the percentage of ethanol
blended in the fuel. A minimum of two and a maximum of five dispensers, per pump location, are eligible for funds.
OED and ICMC intend for winning recipients to track their ethanol volume sales and marketing efforts through
2017 and their ethanol sales through 2022. This data will help OED and ICMC measure the impact of the new
ethanol fueling infrastructure.
Those selected to receive a 2016 HHF grant will be notified by letter and email in May 2016.
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About the Indiana Office of Energy Development The Indiana Office of Energy Development (OED) was established to shepherd the state's energy plan. OED focuses on the development and implementation of comprehensive planning for the state that utilizes all of Indiana's energy resources and supports a strong, dynamic and growing economy. OED coordinates state energy policy with executive branch agencies, houses energy-related programs and works to support a strong, comprehensive, coordinated energy plan for Indiana. The office also administers grant programs funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. These grants promote the use of alternative power and fuels, energy efficiency and public education on energy issues in Indiana.