Please join us on Thursday, March 15 for the San Diego Regional Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Working Group (REVI) Kickoff meeting. At the meeting, staff from SANDAG and the California Center for Sustainable Energy will provide an overview of the project, discuss how REVI will build upon past plug-in electric vehicle planning efforts, and define membership[…]
UPDATE: This webinar will be rescheduled for a later data Information on future webinars can be found here San Diego Clean Cities is exploring bring first responder training for alternative fuel and advanced technologies vehicles. If you are interested in learning more about first responder training and how you can help bring it to the[…]
The San Diego Regional Clean Cities Coalition is recruiting a summer intern to help advance clean transportation in the region. The intern will be responsible for research, analysis, and outreach related to alternative fuel and advanced technologies and will help develop strategies for reducing petroleum use in the region. This paid, 30 hours a week,[…]
Our fleet questionnaire is now active. All fleets are invited to share information on the kinds of fuels they used, the number of vehicles they operated, and any fuel saving projects undertaken in 2011. This information provides a snap shot of clean transportation in the San Diego region for our annual report and allows the[…]
How often do you get your oil changed? CalRecycle has launched a campaign to remind Californians to “check your number” to find out the recommended oil change interval for your vehicle. Many Californians follow the old standard 3,000 miles oil change interval, but with today’s technology most cars can maintain optimal function and engine life[…]
The Coalition is changing its name, but its mission remains the same: promoting alternative fuels and clean vehicle technology to help clean the air and reduce our dependence on petroleum. To better identify with the national Clean Cities Program, the San Diego Regional Clean Fuels Coalition will be is changing names to the San Diego[…]
With increasing numbers of electric vehicles hitting the road in the San Diego region, the demand for public charging infrastructure is growing. Thanks to the EV Project, a partnership between the U.S. Department of Energy and ECOtality, San Diego businesses have the opportunity to host charging stations at greatly reduced rates. ECOtality, along with San[…]
The San Diego County based recycling and disposal company EDCO is now collecting vegetable oils and grease at all five of its recycling centers in the County for eventual conversion to biodiesel. The locations in La Mesa, Lemon Grove, Fallbrook, Ramona, and San Marcos will be accepting oil and grease during normal recycling hours and[…]
Green Fleets Magazine recently announced their first-ever Sustainability All-Star award recipients, and UC San Diego fleet manager Jim Ruby was among those reconized. An active member of the San Diego Regional Clean Fuels Coalition board, Jim strives to operate the university’s 800+ vehicle fleet in the most environmental friendly way possible, and has been a[…]