We at the North Florida Clean Fuels Coalition subscribe to many industry newsletters and receive numerous organization updates. While you probably do too, keeping up with all that information can be overwhelming! That's why we've culled through our mail to bring you key information on timely topics. Let us know what you find helpful and interesting.
We hope you enjoy the holidays and look forward to joining us for an exciting 2022!
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Florida EV Master Plan Workshop |
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Monday, Dec. 6, 2-3 p.m. Tampa Bay Clean Cities
This webinar will:
- Provide an overview of the state’s priorities with EV charging infrastructure development
- Discuss alternative fuel corridors
- Highlight EV funding provided by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
- Explain the role Clean Cities coalitions play in facilitating EV infrastructure investment in the state
Who should attend?
- Local and regional planning agencies, local government, sustainability coordinators, fleet managers.
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Ready to Go: Opportunities for Cities and States to Deploy Federal Funding to Advance Clean Energy and Equity
Thursday, Dec. 9, 1-2 p.m. American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
Recent and pending federal funding initiatives, including the American Rescue Plan Act and bipartisan infrastructure bill, may provide billions of dollars that can help cities and states reach their goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and advance equity in their communities.
Attendees will hear lessons shared in a new ACEEE toolkit that lays out guiding principles for governments, as well as 17 strong programs that can serve as models for new or expanded efforts. The lead author of the toolkit will highlight key takeaways from this research.
Officials from Connecticut and Washington, D.C. will share insights from their programs and how they are planning to leverage federal funding.
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What’s Next for the Infrastructure Bill? |
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Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1:30 p.m. INRIX
The passage of Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act (IIJA) signals a shift in how we approach transportation challenges. In addition to the bill granting the US Department of Transportation significant discretionary spending authority – totaling more than $100 billion -- it also creates new funding programs and makes targeted updates to existing authorizations.
What you’ll learn:
- The process and anticipated timelines for discretionary grants funded through the US Department of Transportation
- How we expect new and existing program applications to be evaluated based on the administration’s stated transportation and infrastructure priorities
- What to expect in early 2022 regarding the IIJA’s implementation
This webinar is free to join, and will be recorded for all registered guests.
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Major New Opportunities for Clean Fuels and Vehicles: What the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill and Build Back Better Act Mean for Clean Transportation |
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Transportation Energy Partners (TEP) is a national, non-profit organization that brings Clean Cities coalition leaders together with the clean transportation industry to achieve energy independence by promoting policies that advance markets for cleaner fuels and vehicles.
President Joe Biden has signed the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law, while the House and Senate look to complete the Build Back Better Act before the holidays. Both bills offer immense opportunity for investment in clean transportation across the country. In this webinar, our panel of experts discusses the prospective impacts of the $1.2 trillion bill.
Speakers:
- Genevieve Cullen, Electric Drive Transportation Association
- Jeff Clarke, NGVAmerica
- Michael Baker, National Propane Gas Association
- David Cobb, National Biodiesel Board
- Connor Dolan, Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association
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What's New for Sustainable Fleets? |
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The State of Sustainable Fleets report gathers real-world data directly from early-adopter fleets across the U.S. to provide deep sector-specific insights into the adoption of natural gas, propane, battery electric, and hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, against a baseline of diesel and gasoline vehicles.
The analysis includes public, private, and for-hire fleets, including school, municipal/shuttle, urban delivery, refuse, utility, transit, short-haul, and long-haul sectors. This first-of-its-kind report includes unique insights into vehicle sale trends, anticipated vehicle development timelines, real-world infrastructure and fuel costs, and the growing adoption of renewable fuels.
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