As used in this section and KRS 186.752: (1) "Bi-fuel system" means the power system of motor vehicles that are powered by gasoline and either CNG or LNG; (2) "Cabinet" means the Transportation Cabinet; (3) "Clean transportation fuel" means: (a) Propane, C NG, LNG, bi -fuel systems, or electricity when they are used as motor vehicle fuel; or (b) Other transportation fuels determined by the division to be comparable with respect to emissions; (4) "Compressed natural gas" or "CNG" means pipeline quality natural gas that is compressed and provided for sale or use as a motor vehicle fuel; (5) "Conversion" means: (a) Repowering a motor vehicle or special mobile equipment by replacing its original gasoline or diesel powered engine with one capable of operating on clean transportation fuel; or (b) Retrofitting a motor vehicle or special mobile equipment with parts that enable its original gasoline or diesel powered engine to operate on clean transportation fuel; (6) "Division" means the Division for Air Quality within the Energy and Environment Cabinet; (7) "Liquefied natural gas," "liquid natural gas," or "LNG" means pipeline -quality natural gas treated to remove water, hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and other components that will freeze and condensed into liquid f orm for sale or use as a motor vehicle fuel; (8) "Liquefied petroleum gas," "propane," or "LPG" means a hydrocarbon mixture produced as a by -product of natural gas processing and petroleum refining and condensed into liquid form for sale or use as a motor fuel; (9) "Motor vehicle" means a self -propelled device by which a person or property m ay be transported upon a public highway, except a device moved by human or animal power or used exclusively upon stationary rails or tracks, or which derives its power from overhead wires; and (10) "Special mobile equipment" means a motor vehicle or mobile equipment not designed or used primarily to transport people, including but not limited to construction or maintenance equipment.
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