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Wyoming Incentives and Laws

 

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Last Updated February 2006

 

State Incentives

Ethanol Motor Fuel Production Tax Credit

A person with a tax liability for the sale of ethanol-based motor fuel, or gasoline sold for the purpose of blending into an ethanol-based motor fuel, may redeem a credit of $0.40 per gallon with the Wyoming Department of Transportation. Ethanol-based motor fuel is defined as a blend of 10% ethanol and 90% gasoline used to operate motor vehicles. To be eligible to receive this credit, at least 25% of an ethanol producer's distillation feedstock purchases must be products that originate in Wyoming, excluding water, during the year the tax credits were earned. The total credits redeemed by all ethanol producers may not exceed $4,000,000 per year, and the total credits redeemed by any individual ethanol producer may not exceed $2,000,000 per year. Additionally, an ethanol producer constructing a new ethanol plant may receive tax credits for a period not to exceed 15 years after the date construction is completed. Any ethanol producer that expands its production after July 1, 2003, by at least 25% is eligible for tax credits with an increased maximum amount. Ethanol producers qualifying for the tax credit on or before July 1, 2003, may only receive a tax credit until June 30, 2009. (Reference Wyoming Statutes 39-17-109)

State Laws and Regulations

Ethanol License

Anyone who imports, exports, or supplies ethanol in the state must obtain an annual license from the Department of Transportation. The fee for each license is $25. (Reference Wyoming Statutes 39-17-106)

Utilities/Private Incentives

Natural Gas Technical Assistance and Leased Vehicle and Refueling Equipment

Questar Gas offers technical assistance to customers wishing to convert vehicles to operate on compressed natural gas (CNG) and will lease conversion and compression equipment. The company provides financial analysis and fleet consulting services for alternative fuel comparisons. Questar Gas operates 26 public and over 60 private CNG refueling stations in southwestern Wyoming and Utah.

Point of Contact

Gordon Larsen
Natural Gas Vehicle Supervisor
Questar Gas
Phone (801) 324-5987
Fax (801) 324-5485
gordon.larsen@questar.com
 

Point of Contact

Jim Grambihler
Natural Gas Vehicle Operations
Questar Gas
Phone (801) 324-5119
Fax (801) 324-5485
jim.grambihler@questar.com
 

Wyoming Points of Contact:

 

NAME AGENCY TITLE PHONE FAX EMAIL
Sandy Shuptrine
 
Greater Yellowstone/ Teton Clean Cities Coalition
 
Clean Cities Coordinator/Executive Director
 
307-733-6371
 
307-733-6371
 
sandyshuptrine@wyom.net
 
Neil Kirschner
 
U.S. Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory
 
Project Manager
 
(412) 386-5793
 

 
neil.kirschner@netl.doe.gov
 
Tom Fuller
 
Wyoming Energy Office
 
Manager, State Energy Program
 
(307) 777-2804
 
(307) 777-2837
 
tfulle@state.wy.us
 
Don Bainter
 
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power
 
Energy Services Representative
 
(307) 778-2133
 
(307) 778-2106
 
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Gordon Larsen
 
Questar Gas
 
Natural Gas Vehicle Supervisor
 
(801) 324-5987
 
(801) 324-5485
 
gordon.larsen@questar.com
 
Jim Grambihler
 
Questar Gas
 
Natural Gas Vehicle Operations
 
(801) 324-5119
 
(801) 324-5485
 
jim.grambihler@questar.com
 
Rich Douglass
 
Wyoming Department of Transportation
 
Local Government Coordinator
 
(307) 777-4384
 
(307) 777-4759
 
rich.douglass@dot.state.wy.us
 
Linda Walters
 
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
 
Pollution Prevention Coordinator, Region 8
 
(303) 312-6385
 
(303) 312-6044
 
walters.linda@epa.gov
 
Gordon Lancaster
 
U.S. General Services Administration
 
Transportation Operations Specialist
 
(303) 236-7599
 
(303) 236-7590
 
gordon.lancaster@gsa.gov
 
Robert O'Loughlin
 
Federal Highway Administration, Resource Center Air Quality Specialist
 
(415) 744-3823
 
(415) 744-2620
 
robert.o'loughlin@fhwa.dot.gov