The Greater Long Island Clean Cities Coalition

GOLF OUTING – MONDAY, MAY 13TH, 2013 – ST. GEORGE’S GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

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WORKSHOP – ALTERNATIVE FUEL FLEETS: SOLUTIONS FOR LONG ISLAND’S FUTURE

THURSDAY, APRIL 25TH, 2013 – YES WE CAN COMMUNITY CENTER

 FRIDAY, APRIL 26TH, 2013 – SUFFOLK COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

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The Greater Long Island Clean Cities Coalition (GLICCC) is a nonprofit 501c3 organization and is also a part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Clean Cities initiative. GLICCC has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy as the 51st Clean Cities Organization in the United States dedicated on October 18, 1996. Clean Cities supports local decisions to reduce petroleum consumption in the transportation sector through the use of alternative fuels, advanced technology vehicles, and fuel economy measures.

How Clean Cities Works: The Partnership mobilizes local stakeholders in government and industry.

Clean Cities draws stakeholders from local, state, and federal agencies; public health and transportation departments; commercial fleets; transit agencies; and other government offices; as well as auto manufacturers, car dealers, fuel and equipment suppliers, public utilities, and nonprofit associations. More than 10,000 stakeholders have accepted the invitation to contribute to the partnership’s mission.

Clean Cities is instrumental in cultivating an advanced transportation community in which people learn about a wide range of options and technologies. In addition, Clean Cities helps create markets for alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs), fuel economy, idle reduction, and other emerging transportation technologies. A Clean Cities coalition can provide a forum for members to leverage their resources, develop joint projects, collaborate on public policy issues, and promote petroleum reduction and clean air technologies.

The partnership addresses the challenge of moving the United States away from the infrastructure and practices that contribute to dependence on imported petroleum and toward energy independence and security. In support of this challenge, Clean Cities assists the nation in meeting its objectives for renewable and alternative fuel use.

Assistance Clean Cities Offers: Clean Cities provides coordinated strategies and technical and funding resources.

At the national level, Clean Cities provides original equipment manufacturers, trade associations, and other federal agencies with coordinated strategies and resources they can leverage to obtain maximum petroleum reduction. Clean Cities also provides coalitions with access to information and incentives from DOE, other federal agencies, states, and industry partners that can help fund significant, high-impact projects.

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