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Clean Energy Coalition Selected for $15 Million Grant By assisting municipalities, transit authorities, and other organizations in acquiring 271 alternative fuel vehicles and funding the installation of 19 new clean fueling stations throughout the state, CEC continues to prove itself as a state-wide leader in securing alternative transportation technologies and infrastructure. To learn more about this project - and other innovative clean transportation projects throughout the United States - visit the U.S. Department of Energy's website or download CEC's Press Release.
Clean Energy Coalition Partners on Green Corridor Other project partners include: Clean Fuels Ohio, the Kentucky Clean Fuel Coalition, the East Tennessee Clean Fuels Coalition, Clean Cities-Atlanta, Middle Georgia Clean Cities, the Florida Solar Energy Center, the Space Coast Clean Cities, and the Gold Coast Clean Cities Coalition. To learn more about this project, visit the U.S. DOE's Clean Cities website.
Nominations Requested: MCT Expo & Awards Gala
Nominations for ten awards are welcome in the following eleven categories: We need your nominations! Please click here to complete the online nomination form by Monday, September 7, 2009. You can submit as many nominations as you like, but will need to complete a separate form for each nomination.
Tickets are still available for this event. To purchase yours, visit our secure registration page.
Focus Group Participants Sought Featured Product @ CEC's Energy Outlet
When cured, the Acrylic Urethane sealant is mold and mildew resistant and paintable. It has superior adhesion and can be extruded easily when applied in temperatures ranging from 40 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. It is available in 10.2-ouce cartridges, made form 100% recycled paper. Clean Energy Coalition's Energy Outlet - located in Ypsilanti, Michigan's historic Depot Town - carries several GreenSeries products. Download the coupon! 
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Energy Tips Once air leakage sites are found, caulk and weatherstripping can be used to reduce a home's heating and cooling costs. To learn more, visit the U.S. DOE's website.
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