Projects

Wisconsin Clean Cities in 2020 began the two-year Statewide Assistance for Energy Resiliency and Reliability (SAFER2) grant program, assisting the Wisconsin Office of Energy Innovation (OEI) in developing a comprehensive

  Wisconsin Clean Cities can assist those looking to decrease their carbon footprint, increase sustainability, save on transportation costs, meet individual economic goals and make the world a better place

  Wisconsin Clean Cities leads the Drive Electric Wisconsin project. The project is part of Drive Electric USA, a partnership of U.S. Department of Energy Clean Cities coalitions working to

Wisconsin Clean Cities is pleased to partner with The Center for Sustainable Energy, along with 12 other Clean Cities coalitions and a host of other project partners on the Vehicle

Overview Volkswagen Group of America and certain related entities (collectively Volkswagen or VW) admitted to violating the federal Clean Air Act from 2009 through 2016 by selling nearly 590,000 2.0-liter and

Launched in 2004, SmartWay is a U.S. EPA program that reduces transportation-related emissions by creating incentives to improve supply chain fuel efficiency. The SmartWay Program is a public-private initiative between

The Michigan to Montana (M2M) I-94 Clean Fuel Corridor project seeks to ensure a 1,500-mile span of Interstate 94 from Port Huron, Michigan to Billings, Montana will have adequate fueling

Wisconsin Clean Cities led the Plug-In Electric (PEV) Vehicle Task Force for PEV planning in the state of Wisconsin. The Task Force aimed to grow the PEV market, educate audiences

On October 28, 2015, the United States Department of Agriculture announced the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, Office of Energy Innovation was awarded $3.7 million through the Biofuels Infrastructure Program

Wisconsin Clean Cities partnered with Nissan North America and Wisconsin utility companies to promote Wisconsin’s first electric vehicle group buy program. The group buy program, dubbed REV UP WISCONSIN, was

Forwarding Wisconsin’s Fuel Choice was a $510,000, two-year program designed to implement policy, barrier reduction, training and educational initiatives to significantly expand the alternative fuels market in Wisconsin. The program,

Wisconsin Clean Cities received Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) program funding in 2013 and partnered with Waukesha County Technical College to offer over-the-road trucks eco-driving training. Eco-driving involves learning

The Wisconsin Clean Transportation Program was a four-year initiative with the mission of significantly reducing petroleum consumption and emissions in Wisconsin by increasing the use of alternative fuel or advanced

The U.S. Department of Energy in February 2017 awarded a three-year grant program, the Midwest Electric Vehicle Opportunities: Learning, eVents, Experience (EVOLVE) project. The program was a partnership between the