Outreach

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 mass communication 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. To view our most recent news letters please follow these links. Q1 2010 Q2 2010 Educational Promotion During the weekend of January 16th-17th, the Youth Alliance of Louisiana Leadership held training sessions for the new organization. They requested a presentation about Clean Energy Policy — where science meets policy. The group of twelve youth from six state schools made preparations for a energy efficiency and conservation program in cooperation with their respective campuses. The students are interested in forming partnerships with several Clean Cities Coalition stakeholders. For more information, visit http://www.yallstatenetwork.org Training Programs http://www.ncsc.ncsu.edu/cleantransportation/altfueled/index.php The Clean Transportation Education Project (CTEP) is a 2 year initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Energy to provide 48 alternative fuel and advanced transportation technology workshops across the U.S. The NC Solar Center has partnered with Wake Technical Community College and several Industry partners to provide content and deliver the ½ day events, one annually in each of the following subject areas: Biodiesel, Ethanol, Compressed Natural Gas / Propane; and Idle Reduction /Fuel Economy in each of 6 DOE Regions. The project has also teamed up with U.S. Clean Cities Coalitions to host and encourage attendance at the workshops. Attendees will learn about the technical, policy and future trends of alternative fuels and advanced transportation technologies and practices.

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