General Motors
Clean Energy
National Biodiesel Board
NGVAmerica
Transportation Energy Partnership
American Honda
EPIC
Dixie Chopper
Electric Drive Transportation Association
PERC
- General Motors - From Gas Friendly to Gas Free
- Verizon Map
- Center for Clean Air Policy - Climate Change Context
- Freda Fung - Overview of Existing Fleet Management Programs
- Jason Mathers - Reducing Fleet Greenhouse Emissions
- 2008 Draft EID Agenda
- 2008 EID Factsheet (MS Word)
- Dear Colleague Letter
- EID Webinar 2008 Presentation
"Energy Independence Days" is a partnership between coalitions and industry supporters of the Clean Cities program. Sponsor funds from industry make it possible for dozens of Clean Cities Coordinators to travel to Washington, DC to receive briefings, exchange ideas, and meet with congressional members and staff.
Thanks to all who participated this year. Please join us next year in Washington, DC to learn about important national issues that affect the work we all do as Clean Cities Coalitions and to spread the word about your successes.
In 2007, Energy Independence Days (EID) conference was a huge success with 35 coalitions participating making 123 Congressional office visits. This year, we expanded with 41 coordinators from 23 different states participating!
- 2008 Energy Independence Days Organizing Committee
Al Christopher & Chelsea Jenkins, Hampton Roads Clean Cities
Colleen Crowninshield, Tucson Regional Clean Cities
Tobin Freid, Triangle Clean Cities
Lee Grannis, Greater New Haven Clean Cities
Kevin Herdler, St. Louis Clean Cities
Tammy Morgan, Greater Baton Rouge Clean Cities
Sam Spofforth, Clean Fuels Ohio
Charise Stephens, Middle Georgia Clean Cities
Francis Vogel, Wisconsin Clean Cities
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