Please feel free to browse the presentations from our event last Tuesday, What’s Driving Biofuels? A Discussion with the Experts. Clean Cities & Event Overviews – Kevin Wood, San Diego Regional Clean Cities Coalition Biodiesel: The Good, the Bad and the Funny – Jennifer Case, New Leaf Biofuel Propel Fueling Change- Jorge Parra, Propel Fuels Be sure[…]
Nearly fifty attendees who came out for our event yesterday, What’s Driving Biofuels? A Discussion with the Experts. Jennifer Case of New Leaf Biofuels shared lots of great information about the future of biodiesel and how it is used by consumers today and Jorge Barra of Propel Fuels discussed the benefits of ethanol and how[…]
Next Tuesday (4/16) is our April event, What’s Driving Biofuels? A Discussion with the Experts. Attendees will learn all about the current state and future of biofuels. You’ll hear from fleet managers about their experiences using biofuel and have a chance to engage with biofuel providers. The event is free and a networking lunch will[…]
Are you curious about biofuels? Have you ever wondered what the future looks like for biodiesel and ethanol? If so, you do not want to miss this event! April 16, 2013 will be our next Clean Cities Coalition event. We will be holding a panel discussion with key biofuel users and and providers in San[…]
Chris Reynolds, CEO of Green Shredders, was tired of being charged exorbitant amounts of money for shredding a single box of documents. Traditional shredding companies just did not support small-sized shredding projects. Thus, to help companies and individuals with small shredding jobs, he came up with Green Shredding. Green Shredding is located in downtown San[…]
Interested in making a difference this summer? Work with Clean Cities and help the nation reduce its dependence on petroleum, lower carbon and local air pollutant emissions, and build a green economy! The San Diego Regional Clean Cities Coalition has been awarded funding by the U.S. Department of Energy for an internship for summer 2013[…]
On February 28, 2013 the California Energy Commission (CEC) voted to expand the state’s clean vehicle rebate project (CVRP) with a reward of $4.5 million in additional funding. For those who are unfamiliar, the CVRP is funded by the California Environmental Protection Agency’s Air Resources Board (ARB) and provides rebates of up to $2,500 for[…]
Today was our first event of the year, Options and Opportunities for Alternative Fuels and Vehicles. There was a great turn-out of people wanting to learn more about alternative fuels. The event began with Greg Newhouse, our Clean Cities Coalition chairman, discussing about the coalition coming into its 16th year. Attendees then learned about state[…]
Are you curious about purchasing and/or integrating alternative fuels and vehicles into your fleet? Have you wondered how to plan for alternative fuels and vehicles for your organization? Wonder no more: we have a perfect event for you. February 12, 2013 we will be hosting an event and networking lunch, “Options and Opportunities for Alternative[…]
To ring in the new year, Congress not only avoided the dreaded “Fiscal Cliff”, but also brought cheerful news for green energy supporters. The “American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012” contains 12 energy tax extenders that will benefit wind energy, biofuels, cellulosic biofuel (like algae), natural gas, and electric vehicles. These tax policies should be[…]