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WASHINGTON – Version 2012 of the GREET Fleet Footprint Calculator, developed by Argonne, now allows users to examine algae-based biodiesel and compare conventional natural gas to shale gas.
Read More →ASHEVILLE, NC – A celebration was held Oct. 29 to officially designate the Land of Sky Clean Vehicles Coalition in Asheville, N.C., as the 86th Clean Cities Coalition in the nation.
Read More →FORT COLLINS, CO – Thirty percent of the city’s nearly 2,000-vehicle fleet is powered by alternative fuels, with all 37 public transit buses powered by either compressed natural gas or biodiesel.
Read More →Western Washington Clean Cities is helping airports, government fleets, and businesses find sustainable solutions for fueling transportation.
Read More →ESTES PARK, CO – The U.S. Department of Energy honored Richard Battersby, East Bay Clean Cities Coalition executive director and director of fleet services at the University of California at Davis, for his dedication and outstanding accomplishments in reducing the Bay Area’s dependence on petroleum in transportation.
Read More →BAR HARBOR, ME – Downeast Transportation’s Island Explorer fleet of propane autogas-powered shuttle buses were recently showcased on the MotorWeek program as a Clean Cities Success Story.
Read More →Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities is working with some of the largest fleets in the Lone Star State to reduce petroleum use and vehicle emissions.
Read More →ATLANTA – The Parking Spot, an off-site airport shuttle bus company, recently added 31 compressed natural gas (CNG) buses to its three lots near the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International airport.
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WASHINGTON - Fleets can go online to the Dept. of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center website to create a comprehensive reduction plan by using several savings methods.
Read More →ATLANTA – Coca-Cola has added more than 750 hybrid-electric delivery trucks to its U.S. and Canadian fleet, representing about 10 percent of its overall North American Fleet.
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