Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-142.5
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in the Alternative Fuels Technician Certification Act:
1. "Alternative fuels" means liquefied petroleum gas, natural
gas and liquid fuels produced from natural gas, methanol, ethanol,
electricity, coal-derived liquid fuels, hydrogen, biodiesel and
fuels derived from biological materials;
2. "Alternative fuels equipment technician" means any person
who installs, modifies, repairs or renovates equipment used in the
conversion of any engines to engines fueled by alternative fuels.
This includes originally equipped manufactured engines dedicated to
operate on an alternative fuel;
3. "Alternative fuels compression technician" means any person
who installs, services, modifies, repairs or renovates fill
stations;
4. "Committee" means the Committee of Alternative Fuels
Technician Examiners;
5. "Compressed natural gas vehicular fuel system" means an
object or objects mounted, installed, attached or otherwise placed
upon or within a vehicle or vehicle trailer to supply or assist in
the supply of compressed natural gas as a fuel to an internal
combustion engine or engines;
6. "Electric vehicle technician" means any person who installs,
modifies, repairs, performs maintenance on, or renovates onboard
charging systems, motors, controllers, power sources, or the drive
systems of vehicles powered by electricity that is greater than
eighty (80) volts. This includes vehicles originally equipped as
electric vehicles, vehicles converted from gliders, and vehicles
converted from internal combustion engine vehicles;
7. "Fill station" means the equipment and conveyance property
that provides the delivery and, if required, compression of an
alternative fuel other than electricity; and
8. "Glider" means a vehicle built without an engine or fuel
system for the purpose of converting it to an electric vehicle.
1. "Alternative fuels" means liquefied petroleum gas, natural
gas and liquid fuels produced from natural gas, methanol, ethanol,
electricity, coal-derived liquid fuels, hydrogen, biodiesel and
fuels derived from biological materials;
2. "Alternative fuels equipment technician" means any person
who installs, modifies, repairs or renovates equipment used in the
conversion of any engines to engines fueled by alternative fuels.
This includes originally equipped manufactured engines dedicated to
operate on an alternative fuel;
3. "Alternative fuels compression technician" means any person
who installs, services, modifies, repairs or renovates fill
stations;
4. "Committee" means the Committee of Alternative Fuels
Technician Examiners;
5. "Compressed natural gas vehicular fuel system" means an
object or objects mounted, installed, attached or otherwise placed
upon or within a vehicle or vehicle trailer to supply or assist in
the supply of compressed natural gas as a fuel to an internal
combustion engine or engines;
6. "Electric vehicle technician" means any person who installs,
modifies, repairs, performs maintenance on, or renovates onboard
charging systems, motors, controllers, power sources, or the drive
systems of vehicles powered by electricity that is greater than
eighty (80) volts. This includes vehicles originally equipped as
electric vehicles, vehicles converted from gliders, and vehicles
converted from internal combustion engine vehicles;
7. "Fill station" means the equipment and conveyance property
that provides the delivery and, if required, compression of an
alternative fuel other than electricity; and
8. "Glider" means a vehicle built without an engine or fuel
system for the purpose of converting it to an electric vehicle.
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