It is correct. At least the website says so, and so I hope so.
My understanding in relation to some of those vehicles, including hybrids, is that there are some reports out that indicate that the life-cycle cost of batteries is in fact much more worrisome—in landfills, etc.—than GHG emissions, so there is some dispute about whether hybrids would be more environmentally friendly than traditional automobiles or not. I know that automobiles today are 30 to 35 times more fuel-efficient and are more reductive of GHGs than they were 10 years ago, so we have come quite a way.
The definition of insanity is to do things over and over again with the same result. We've had this Alternative Fuels Act report over and over again, and it keeps coming up with the same result.
What would be the cost associated with producing a report like that? I know it's very difficult to itemize it, because each department collects the data and there must be a hundred people every day looking at the data they put into this report. But what would be the cost, in actual terms, that you're aware of?