• Exhaust Control Technologies (up to 100%)*
• Clean fuels (cost differential)*
• Engine upgrades (up to 50%)*
• Verified idle reduction technologies (only if paired with exhaust control)*
• Locomotive idle reduction technologies (up to 50%)*
• Shore connected and truck stop idle reduction (up to 25%)
• Verified aerodynamic technologies (only if paired with exhaust control)*
• Low rolling resistance tires (only if paired with exhaust control)*
• Certified engine repowers (up to 50%)*
• Non-road vehicle/equipment replacements (incremental cost for new vehicle or up to 25% for replacement)*
• Highway diesel vehicles and equipment (incremental cost for new vehicle or up to 25% for replacement)*
• Drayage truck replacement (50% of the cost of eligible drayage trucks – 2007 or newer heavy-duty engine)*

Eligible diesel vehicles, engines and equipment may include buses, medium-duty or heavy-duty trucks, marine engines, locomotives and non-road engines, equipment or vehicles used in construction, handling of cargo (including at a port or airport), agriculture, mining or energy production (including stationary generators and pumps).*

For details about EPA’s National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program, visit the program’s website on epa.gov.

*Funding restrictions and eligibility requirements apply.

Entities with interest in this opportunity must contact Clean Energy Coalition Project Manager Laura Palombi at laura@cec-mi.org or (734) 585-5720, ext. 22 no later than Wednesday May 16, 2012.

The best way to extend the world’s energy supply — while reducing pollution, slowing climate change and lowering utility bills — is to make existing buildings more energy friendly. Today, there are more options than ever to help residents save money on energy bills, reduce dependency on fossil fuels and cut pollution. The energy efficiency experts at Clean Energy Coalition invite you to learn all about home energy upgrades.

This event will include product demonstrations, a discussion of renewable energy options, and  an overview of utility incentives, tax credits, and financing mechanisms that exist to help make homeowners’ projects a reality.

WHEN: Monday, May 14, 2012 | 6:30 p.m.

WHERE: Jackson District Library – Carnegie Branch (map)
244 West Michigan Avenue / Jackson, MI 49201

Clean Energy Coalition was recently named one of the 101 Best and Brightest Sustainable Companies, an awards program co-presented by Corp! Magazine, Davenport University, and dmStrategists. The winning organizations were honored at an awards ceremony April 18 at Davenport University in Grand Rapids.

The award judges said the following about Clean Energy Coalition:

“If there were ever a ‘poster child’ for a green, one-person/grassroots initiative that went viral, it’s the Clean Energy Coalition. Since 2005 they’ve grown to a staff of 20; have more than $60 million in funded clean energy projects under their belt and continue to spread their work across 130 cities and counties in Michigan. These efforts have resulted in over 1.4-million pounds of greenhouse gas reductions as well as the creation of over 450 green jobs across the state.”

The newspaper published a feature article on Clean Energy Coalition as part of its special Michigan Green Leaders section on April 29.

As a result of the project, Western Michigan University is believed to now have the largest, most extensive electric vehicle infrastructure of any college campus in the nation.

For details about the dedication, please see the article and brief video on MLive.com.

Carolyn and Mike built their lovely, country home in 1994 with conventional building practices of the time. Recently they became more interested in pursuing energy efficiency, and in 2010 they hired Clean Energy Coalition to perform a home energy assessment.

Monday, April 30 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Henry Ford Community College SME Room, SME Building (map)   Tuesday, May 1 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Henry Ford Community College Patterson Technical Building (map)

Clean Energy Coalition, in partnership with the Clean Start Program and Texas State Technical College, is hosting a free two-day workshop for mechanics interested in learning how to service propane-fueled vehicles.

This intensive training course is ideal for mechanics, as well as fleet managers or transportation experts who have or are considering incorporating propane-fueled vehicles into their fleets.

With both classroom lectures and hands-on lab sessions, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about advances in alternative fuel systems and get a first-hand look at propane vehicles.

Topics covered at the two-day workshop include:

• Propane safety
• Propane principles
• Operation
• Diagnostics
• LPI systems: ROUSH, IMPCO, and CleanFUEL Technologies

For full details, please the full agenda.

At the end of the course, attendees will be certified and able to perform diagnostics and repair functions on ROUSH, IMPCO, and CleanFuels LPI fuel systems.

All course materials and lunch both days are provided. Attendees only need to bring a pen and notepaper.

Advance registration is required. To help ensure everyone has an ample opportunity for a hands-on experience with the vehicles, the course will be limited to no more 35 participants. Space is limited, so reserve your seat today!

Want to let your colleagues know about this event? Share the linked flier.

If you have questions about this event, please contact Laura Palombi. 

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