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Clean Cities Tools
Alternative Fuel & Advanced Technology School Bus WorkshopJuly 16, 2012
• Wisconsin Clean Cities• Webpages• Alternative Fueling
Station Locator• Petroleum Reduction
Planning Tool• Informational Tools
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Overview
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Wisconsin Clean Cities
• Membership based, nonprofit (501c3)• To advance the energy, economic, and
environmental security of Wisconsin by supporting local decisions to reduce petroleum use in transportation
• Fuel neutral• Statewide territory
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Wisconsin Clean Cities
• Membership:– 2010 = 14 members– 2013 = 70 members
• Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Reduction:– 2010 = ~623,000 GGEs & 4,639 tons GHGs– 2012 = >4.9 million GGEs of petroleum & 29,000 tons of
GHGs
• Staff:– 2010 = 1 executive director– 2013 = 1 executive director, 2 full-time staff, 2 interns
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Wisconsin Clean Cities
• Wisconsin Clean Transportation Program• Forwarding Wisconsin’s Fuel Choice• Lake Michigan Corridor Alternative Fuel
Implementation Initiative• CMAQ Eco-driving for Class 8 Over the Road
Trucks
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Webpages
• Clean Cities• AFDC• Fuel Economy.gov• Wisconsin Clean
Cities
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Alternative Fueling Station Locator
• Incentives and Laws Search• Fleet Experiences Search• Heavy-duty vehicle & engine search
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Informational Tools
• cleancities.energy.gov/m
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Mobile Tools
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Clean Cities Tools
Access all these tools and more at:
afdc.energy.gov/tools
Heather GoetschProgram Associate
Wisconsin Clean Cities(414) 221-4487
[email protected] Clean Cities 12
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