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The partnership, housed within Clean Cities, provides support to large private fleets seeking to reduce petroleum use.
Read More →DALLAS – The theme of the 2011 Green Fleet Conference, “Going Green Makes More Cents,” rang true throughout Monday’s sessions.
Read More →The California Energy Commission last week unanimously adopted the state's third annual transportation energy investment plan. The latest investment plan for the Energy Commission's Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology Program prioritizes $100 million in state funds to leverage funding and investments from federal agencies, research institutions, private investors, auto manufacturers and other stakeholders.
Read More →INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Lt. Governor Becky Skillman announced that funds are being made available to the public and private sectors to help pay for conversion of fleet vehicles to alternative fuels.
Read More →In this edition of Strange But True, drivers have an unfortunate encounter with a moat, a driver assumed he could modify a vehicle without asking, and a fleet manager discovers an unusual source for a vehicle warning sound.
Read More →As the seventh largest private fleet in the U.S., operating approximately 22,000 vehicles, Frito-Lay is incorporating medium-duty electric box trucks into its operations.
Read More →MOUNTAIN LAKES, NJ -- Dixon Energy said it is offering significant volume discounts to public and private fleets to encourage them to use the company’s biodiesel. The company installed the first biodiesel pump in Morris County in 2009, and it remains the only one in the region.
Read More →SAN FRANCISCO - Jonathon Yee, formerly with the City of Sacramento, moved to the private sector as fleet services manager for Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E).
Read More →WILLIAMSTOWN, PA - Koppy’s Propane, Inc. has joined Alliance AutoGas, a nationwide clean vehicle conversion and fueling network.
Read More →CHARLOTTE, NC - Merchants Leasing held a successful event at the NASCAR Hall of Fame Sunday April 10, 2011.
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