The San Diego County Air Pollution Control District is currently accepting applications for projects to be funded under the Carl Moyer Memorial Air Quality Standards Attainment Program (Carl Moyer Program), including Voucher Incentive Program (VIP) projects. Carl Moyer Program The purpose of the Carl Moyer Program is to obtain voluntary emission reductions from heavy-duty[…]
With the adoption of plug-in electric vehicles continuing at record pace, there is always something new to keep up with. Below your find some new information and resources. Multifamily and Workplace Charging Semiars SDG&E will be hosting workshops on electric vehicle charging at multifamily dwelling communities and at workplaces. Both Events will take place 9am[…]
Dear Clean Cities Stakeholders, San Diego Clean Cities Coalition wants to let you know about an exciting funding opportunity for school districts. There’s a new rebate program from the U.S. EPA to fund diesel emission reductions. The rebate program is designed to provide a more streamlined mechanism to fund replacement of older medium- and heavy-duty[…]
With gas prices approaching all-time highs, it is a good time to remember that there are alternatives. Propane and natural gas costs 25-50% less than gasoline or diesel and offer reduced emissions. Biofuels let you go green at competitive prices. With high fuel prices, hybrids have quick paybacks and are available in every class, including heavy[…]
The 2012 DERA RFP is now open! EPA’s National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program awards competitive DERA grants to fund projects that reduce emissions from existing diesel engines through a variety of strategies. These strategies include, but are not limited to, emission control and idle reduction technologies; cleaner fuels; engine upgrades or replacements; and/or vehicle[…]
Please join us on Thursday, March 15 for the San Diego Regional Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Working Group (REVI) Kickoff meeting. At the meeting, staff from SANDAG and the California Center for Sustainable Energy will provide an overview of the project, discuss how REVI will build upon past plug-in electric vehicle planning efforts, and define membership[…]
How often do you get your oil changed? CalRecycle has launched a campaign to remind Californians to “check your number” to find out the recommended oil change interval for your vehicle. Many Californians follow the old standard 3,000 miles oil change interval, but with today’s technology most cars can maintain optimal function and engine life[…]
The Coalition is changing its name, but its mission remains the same: promoting alternative fuels and clean vehicle technology to help clean the air and reduce our dependence on petroleum. To better identify with the national Clean Cities Program, the San Diego Regional Clean Fuels Coalition will be is changing names to the San Diego[…]
The San Diego County based recycling and disposal company EDCO is now collecting vegetable oils and grease at all five of its recycling centers in the County for eventual conversion to biodiesel. The locations in La Mesa, Lemon Grove, Fallbrook, Ramona, and San Marcos will be accepting oil and grease during normal recycling hours and[…]
The 25,000 EVs will constitute most of GE’s fleet. NEWS | TRANSPORTATION MICHAEL KANELLOS: NOVEMBER 11, 2010 The electric car industry has clamored for a case study to showcase they economics of electric cars. General Electric is giving them one. The conglomerate said it would purchase 25,000 electric cars for its fleet. GE’s global car fleet right[…]