Our mission is to help advance the nation’s economic, environmental, and energy security by promoting local practices that contribute to the reduction of petroluem fuels consumption. As a member of the Department of Energy’s Clean Cities Program, the Coalition strives to achieve its goals by employing a variety of strategies including alternative fuel vehicles, fuel blends, increased fuel economy, hybrid vehicles, and idle reduction technologies.

2010 Update

***Please see our most recent newsletter here:   newsletter

New Coordinator

We are very pleased to have a new Clean Cities Coordinator, Lauren Stuart, who brings considerable skills and enthusiasm to directing the activities of our organization.  Ms. Stuart is a Research Associate with the Center for Energy Studies (CES) at Louisiana State University.  CES has agreed to host our coalition and will be a partner in many upcoming programs.

Outreach Activities

The Greater Baton Rouge Clean Cities Coalition has made a New Year’s resolution to prioritize outreach. We are bringing you this updated website with the help of a communications student at LSU, Jennifer Phillips. The quarterly newsletter update will be sent to all members of GBRCCC electronically and to our stakeholders by mail.  Sign up for electronic website here: Contact Us

 

Training Programs

 

Clean Transportation Education Project (CTEP) nation-wide training tour is organized through North Carolina State University partnering with Wake Technical Community College and is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.  Curriculum is provided by the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute and webinar will stream online. Attendance is free of charge. Registration is mandatory. More details will be available soon.  Send questions or comments to gbrccc@gmail.com

photo by Paul Martin Eldridge