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Workshop Dates/Venues:

Future Workshops

February 16, 2012
Charleston WV

West Clean State Program
West Virginia Division of Energy
West Virginia Oil & Natural Gas Association

March 20, 2012
Kansas City MO

Kansas City Regional Clean Cities Coalition
Nebraska Clean Cities Coalition
Iowa Clean Cities Coalition
Metropolitan Energy Center
MO Dept of Natural Resources’ Division of Energy
NAFA Fleet Mgt Assoc. –Mid-America Chapter
Kansas City Aviation Department

April 18, 2012
Rochester, NY

Genesee Region Clean Communities, Inc.
Clean Communities of Western New York
Clean Communities of Central New York
NYSERDA

June 4, 2012
Warwick RI

Ocean State Clean Cities Coalition
Capitol Clean Cities of Connecticut
Greater New Haven Clean Cities, Inc
Norwich Clean Cities
Connecticut Southwestern Area Clean Cities
University of Rhode Island Outreach Center
New England Institute of Technology
Northeast Gas Association

Past Workshops

December 6th, 2011
Sandestin, FL
Emerald Coast Clean Cities Coalition
Walton County Economic Development Alliance
Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce
Florida Great Northwest
Gulf Coast Energy Network
City of DeFuniak Springs
City of Marianna
Florida Natural Gas Association
Okaloosa Gas District
Natural Gas of Milton
Energy Services of Pensacola
Gulf Breeze Natural Gas
TECO Energy

September 27, 2011
Fort Smith, AR
Arkansas Gas Association
Arkansas Clean Cities Coalition
Arkansas Economic Development Commission-Energy

September 22, 2011
Oakland CA
East Bay Clean Cities Coalition
San Francisco Clean Cities Coalition
Silicon Valley Clean Cities Coalition
Greater Sacramento Regional Clean Air Coalition
San Joaquin Valley Clean Cities Coalition
Bay Area AQMD
Yolo-Solano AQMD
Breathe California
California Energy Commission
California Air Resources Board
US EPA – Region 9

September 8, 2011
Georgia World Congress Center – Atlanta, GA

Clean Cities - Atlanta
Middle Georgia Clean Cities
SWANA – Georgia Chapter

August 30, 2011
Gaithersburg, MD
(Wash. DC metro area)
Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition
Virginia Clean Cities Inc
State of Maryland Clean Cities
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
Breathe DC
Georgetown University

August 9, 2011
SeaTac, WA
Puget Sound Clean Cities
Columbia-Willamette Clean Cities
Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
Oregon Department of Energy

August 4, 2011
Milwaukee, WI
Wisconsin Clean Cities – Southeast Area Inc
Chicago Clean Cities
South Shore Clean Cities
Wisconsin State Energy Office
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

July 12, 2011
Concord (Charlotte), NC
Centralina Clean Fuels Coalition
Land-of-Sky Clean Vehicles Coalition
Triangle Clean Cities Coalition
Palmetto State Clean Fuels Coalition
Solar Center @ NC State University
NC Dept of Environ. and Natural Resources
North Carolina Energy Office
Centralina Council of Governments

June 15th, 2011
Knoxville, TN
East Tennessee Clean Fuels Coalition
Middle Tennessee Clean Cities
Clean Fuels Coalition of West Tennessee
Tennessee Department of Transportation
City of Knoxville Office of Sustainability

April 28, 2011
Lincoln, NE
Nebraska Clean Cities Coalition
Kansas Regional Clean Cities
Iowa Clean Cities Coalition
Nebraska Energy Office
Black Hills Energy
City of Lincoln
Lincoln Airport
Metropolitan Utilities District
Lincoln Composites, Inc

April 6, 2011
Williamsport, PA
Larson Design Group

March 18, 2011
Canton, OH
Clean Fuels Ohio

Previous Years





"Compelling Case For NGVs” Workshops

CVEF’s comprehensive “Compelling Case for NGVs” workshops, which are co-hosted by Clean Cities Coalitions and other clean-air/clean-transportation/ alternative fuel advocates across North America, are designed for public and private fleet operators and policy-makers and cover the following key topics:

  • Why We’re Here: Economic, environmental and national energy security market drivers prompting the move to compressed natural gas (CNG)- and liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered vehicles.

  • NGVs 101: Overview of natural gas properties and NGV basics.

  • Best Bets: Which fleets and vehicle applications are the best candidates for successful NGV programs and why.

  • Wheels: Available light-, medium- and heavy-duty NGVs and the sales-service channels that support them.

  • Fill’er Up: Fuel station design, development, ownership and operations options for fleets of all sizes.

  • OPM: Identifying and securing available tax incentives and grants (“other people’s money”) that further improve NGV economics.

  • Been There - Done That: NGV fleet operators share experiences and tips.

  • Dollars and “Sense”: A review of NGV program economics including how to calculate fuel costs, simple payback and life-cycle savings.

  • Next Steps: Tips on how you can implement a successful NGV program.

CVEF’s “Compelling Case…” Workshops are underwritten, in large part, by NGVAmerica and their natural gas vehicle, equipment and service company members.  This allows our co-hosts to offer these educational events at low registration fees, CVEF is proud that net proceeds that may be generated from these events are donated to the co-host Clean Cities Coalitions to assist them in furthering NGV education. 

 

 


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