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MotorWeek features CVC in the Smoky Mountains

The Council is pleased to announce that the US Department of Energy has officially designated the Land-of-Sky Clean Vehicles Coalition as the 86th Clean Cities Coalition in the nation.
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Let's get together! Clean Cities Stakeholder Meeting

Thursday, May 19, 2022 - 11:36:32
Join us on June 2nd to learn more about Dynamite Roasting Co's new fully ELECTRIC delivery van and how their solar operation helps them run emission-free in style!

Clean Cities 2016 Vehicle Buyer’s Guide

Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 12:07:10
This helpful guide provides a comprehensive list of light-duty hybrid electric vehicles and vehicles that run on propane, compressed natural gas, electricity, E85, or biodiesel.

Field to Fryer to Fuel: Advancing WNC’s Clean Energy Future

Wednesday, May 21, 2014 - 15:04:10
If you see a beautiful yellow field in Western North Carolina this spring, you may be looking at canola, a second crop harvest option for area farmers.

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Fuel Fact of the Week

Fact #1235:Motor Vehicles Were the Top Commodity by Value Shipped from Seven States

The top commodity by value shipped out of Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Georgia, Missouri, Alabama, and Maryland in 2020 was motor vehicles. Electronics was the highest value commodity for nine states.

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Question of the Month

How is fuel economy determined and reported for alternative fuel vehicles?

Last month we learned about how the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) determines and reports conventional light-duty vehicle fuel economy ratings. While alternative fuel vehicle (AFV) fuel economy testing is largely similar to that of conventional fuels, the EPA makes some adjustments to account for different vehicle technology and fuel energy content. By tailoring AFV fuel economy testing and reporting, the EPA is able to provide apples-to-apples comparisons and allow consumers to make informed decisions.

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