The meeting will be held at the new office’s of the Tulsa Regional Chamber on April 16^th from 2pm-3pm. The Tulsa Chamber is located at 2 west 2^nd Street (same building as INCOG) but in Tower 1. We will be meeting in the Spirit Aerosystems Conference Room. As this is a new conference room we will have signs pointing the way.

Parking is fairly limited, please click here for a Parking Map.

Tulsa Area Clean Cities will host an informational meeting on May 1, 2013 at 1:00  at 1 West 3rd Street in the first floor conference room to address the current available rebates and incentives and answer your questions about how recent changes can benefit your business, government entity, or family.  This meeting will be free and open to the public.

Please email ajaynes@incog.org to RSVP for this meeting.

We will be meeting in our building on the second floor in conference room A.

Our address is 2 West Second Street, Tulsa, 74103

Please RSVP to ajaynes@incog.org if you plan to attend.

Click here to register or learn more!

CNG Summit

September 19, 2012

8:00 am-6:00 pm

 Tulsa Campus of The University of Oklahoma

Schusterman Learning Center

4502 East 41st Street     Tulsa, Oklahoma

Cost: $70 per person (government $50)

scholarships may be avalible

CNG Summit is a comprehensive introduction to using Compressed Natural Gas, or CNG, as a transportation fuel for fleet managers and small to mid-sized business owners. Event highlights include:

• The Compelling Case for CNG: An introduction to CNG, the economic reasons causing many fleets to convert to CNG, and an overview of the current CNG market and developments on the horizon
• Fleet Success Stories: Hear real business owners and fleet managers discuss their CNG experiences
• CNG Funding Opportunities: learn about avalible tax incentives, utility rebates, grants, and low interest loan programs available to help fund CNG projects
• Sponsor information booths and the CNG vehicle exhibit, featuring a variety of CNG powered vehicles from a motorcycle to a refuse truck, and everything in between
• Breakout sessions for Light Duty and Medium Duty/Vocational Vehicles
• Fueling options for CNG fleets

Idle Reduction Technology for

Light, Medium Duty and Emergency  Fleets

Tuesday, June 26th 8:30 am

Expo Square, Tulsa OK

Breakfast will be served. 

Please RSVP to ajaynes@incog.org by June 21

Tulsa Area Clean Cities invites you to learn about Energy Xtreme’s power management systems, which enable vehicles to operate equipment including lights, laptops, cameras, radios, power tools, and hydraulic systems without engaging the engine. This saves fuel, reduces dead batteries and engine wear, and provides better functionality while reducing emissions. These systems provide silent mobile electric power with superior idle reduction capabilities for fleets in law enforcement, fire, public works, transportation, utilities, news vans, and work trucks.

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More About Idle Reduction Technologies:

Idle reduction describes technologies and practices that reduce the amount of time drivers idle their engines. Reducing idling time has many benefits, including reductions in fuel costs, engine and battery wear, emissions, and noise.

Drivers idle for a variety of reasons, such as keeping vehicles warm, operating radios, or powering equipment. Each year, U.S. passenger cars, light trucks, medium-duty trucks, and heavy-duty vehicles consume more than 6 billion gallons of diesel fuel and gasoline—without even moving.

Idling can be reduced without compromising driver comfort or vehicle equipment operations.

Tuesday, July 17th 1:00-2:00 pm

2 West 2nd Street, Suite 200 Tulsa Chamber Meeting Room 

State Purchasing Director Scott Schlotthauer will discuss the new state purchasing contract and efforts at the state level to encourage the development of more OEM CNG vehicles.  For more information or to RSVP, contact ajaynes@incog.org.

This meeting will focus on state and federal policy surrounding the CNG industry.

Marty Reineman from the EPA will speak about the CNG conversion kit certification process and answer your questions; Michael Ming, the Oklahoma Secretary of Energy, will speak about CNG efforts at the state level; and a state licensed CNG mechanic from Tulsa Tech will outline the importance of using only mechanics and shops that are licensed to work on CNG vehicles in Oklahoma.  The meeting will be followed by an optional tour the Alternative Fuel Lab at Tulsa Tech.

Lunch will be served at 11:30, program begins at noon.  Please RSVP to ajaynes@incog.org.  Registration is limited to 80 participants.  We may establish a waiting list if there is overwhelming interest in this event.

Informational Meeting

February 21, 2011    9:00am

Stokely Event Center   10111 East 45th Pl.   Tulsa 74136

We will discuss the many economic and environmental benefits of alternative fuel lawn mowers for landscaping companies, grounds crews, and local governments.  Representatives from several major manufacturers will show off their latest models and answer your questions.  For more information view the Alternative Fuel Mowers Meeting Invitation.

To RSVP, fill out the form below:

Tulsa Area Clean Cities is a voluntary organization made up of local and state government agencies, private companies, and non-profit organizations. Through our public-private partnerships we help enhance energy security, promote energy independence and advance environmental quality in the state of Oklahoma.

Looking for information about CNG Summit? Speaker lists, presentations, and more can be found at tulsacleancities.com/CNGsummit