Current Newsletter - Spring 2008
The City of Raleigh's Newest Ride: Plug-In Hybrid Electric • Tobin Freid Steps Down as TCC Coordinator • Triangle Electric Auto Association at Raleigh's St. Patrick's Day Parade • Clean Cities Coalitions Head to Washington for "Energy Independence Days" • Sean Flaherty Takes Position as New Energy and Environment Planner • TCC Members Test Drive Smart Car from Hybrid Technologies • Grant Funding for Diesel Emission Reduction • The NC Mobile CARE Symposium and Awards • North Carolina Forms Biodiesel Association
- Fall 2007Second Round of Grants for Alternative Fuels and Technology Projects Announced • Ethanol: Building a Business Case • NC Establishes New Biofuels Endeavor • Biofuels and Hybrid Courses Offered • Clean Cities Exhibit a Hit at NC State Fair • Stephanie Minker Moves to TTA, Clean Cities Hiring • Envirogard Demonstrates Cleaner Lawn Care Technology • Clean Cities Coordinator Receives National Honor
- Summer 2007Triangle Clean Cities Awarded Biodiesel Quality Training Grant • Alternative Fuels Legislation Plentiful this Session • Volunteers needed for State Fair Alternative Fuels Exhibit • Mobilizing North Carolina Conference A Big Success • Clean Cities Website Gets a New Look • Wake County Schools Receive Plug-in Hybrid School Bus • B20 available in Pittsboro
- Spring 2007Grant Funds Available for Alt Fuels, Idle Reduction, Emissions Reduction • Mobilizing NC Conference April 18, 2007 • Funding Awarded for Clean Fuel Advanced Technology Projects • New Biofuels Associate Degree Under Development • Clean Cities Coordinators Educate Congress • E85 Outreach Expanded through Auto Dealerships in the Triangle • North Carolina Student Sets Record During Technology Challenge
- Fall 2006New E85 Stations Welcomed in the Triangle Region • Bleecker Automotive Begins Selling Electric Vehicles in NC • Biodiesel Available in Raleigh • Odyssey Day a Hit at the North Carolina State Fair • Whole Foods Market Using Biodiesel in North Carolina • New CNG Station Opening in Orange County • Triangle Clean Cities Wins Federal Infrastructure Grant
- Spring 2005Regional Biofuels Workshop Connecting the Southeast • Durham Public Schools Recognized as National Clean Bus Leader • Duke and Dehaven's: A Dynamite Team • 2005 NC Senate AFV Bills • NC Biodiesel Education Outreach Program Launched • New Federal Tax Incentives Boost Biofuels • Greetings from the New Coordinator • Biodiesel Rebate Program Wins Sustainability Award
- Summer 2004TJCOG Announces AFV Incentive Grant Recipients • Register Now for Biofuels Courses • Legislation Gives Incentives for Biofuels Producers • Triangle Clean Cities Coalition Institutes Annual Dues • Three Alternative Fuel Stations Open in Triangle • CNG Honda Civic Available to Test Drive • Triangle Clean Cities Recognized at National Conference • Not Goodbye, but See You Later • Steering Committee Changes
- Spring 20042004 Odyssey Day is Coming • Voluntary Contributions Help Coalition • New Course for National Clean Cities Program • New AFV Incentive Project • Students Fueling the Future • Survey Says: Biodiesel is Booming
- Spring 2003New Executive Committee • Biofuel Program Grants • Save The Date • Bumper Stickers • NC Fuel Choice Conference • Media Campaign • New Members • AFV 101 Course • AFV Incentives Bill
- Winter 2003Air Quality and the 8-Hour Ozone Standard • Grants Available to Purchase Biofuels • NC Solar Center Breaks Ground for AFV Garage • Airports and Alternative Fuels Workshop a Success • Ethanol
- Fall 2002Spotlight on the City of Raleigh • Airport Authority to Develop Service Station • Legislative Update • Biodiesel
- Spring 2002National AFV Day Odyssey at Wake Tech • House Bill 1213 • TJCOG to Receive Grant for Biofuels Rebate Program • Flex Fuel Vehicles on the Road • Spotlight on Success : Duke University
- Summer 2001House Bill 1213 • Advancing the Fuel Choice Conference • New Triangle Clean Cities Web Link • Grants