NAFA to Recognize Those Going Green

PRINCETON, NJ – NAFA has established the Green Fleet Awards. This award recognizes outstanding achievement to reduce energy consumption, vehicle emissions, and increase overall fleet efficiency.

by Staff

March 21, 2008

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PRINCETON, NJ – NAFA has established the Green Fleet Awards. This award recognizes outstanding achievement to reduce energy consumption, vehicle emissions, and increase overall fleet efficiency. The Green Fleet Awards, the first-ever for NAFA, will honor individuals who have implemented pioneering, innovative, and creative programs to help with their company’s overall going green initiative.

The award will be presented to a fleet manager and his/her employer who exemplifies the best of going green. Two awards will be presented: one for a car/light truck fleet and one for a truck/equipment fleet. The Green Fleet Awards differ in other NAFA Awards because not only can you nominate yourself, but you can nominate other individuals as well. This year’s winners will be selected by a distinguished panel of six judges representing the fleet industry.

The winners will be notified and invited to receive their awards at NAFA’s 2008 Institute & Expo in Salt Lake City on May 5. The winners will be honored and presented their awards in the Green Zone, a section of the Expo that showcases green products and services to attendees.

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