Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality Hosting Public Meeting on Volkswagen Beneficiary Mitigation Plan The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) will conduct a public meeting on December 5, 2017 from 1 to 4 pm at DEQ’s offices, 707 N. Robinson Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73101, to collect information from stakeholders and Read more…
In conjunction with National Drive Electric Week, our colleagues at Dallas Clean Cities will be hosting free webinars on a variety of EV related topics. Please feel free to attend and pass them along to anyone you know who might be interested. 9.11.17 | EV 101 | Free | 12p Read more…
Tulsa Clean Cities and the Tulsa EV Coalition will host the first National Drive Electric Week event in Tulsa on Wednesday, September 13th from 11:00-2:00 during Food Truck Wednesday at Guthrie Green (111 East MB Brady, Tulsa OK)! National Drive Electric Week™ is an annual national outreach event to heighten awareness of Read more…
We have lots of training opportunities available this summer, including CNG training for fire marshals and code officials in Tulsa and Little Rock; alt fuels safety training for police, fire, and EMS in Tulsa; and EV technician training at Tulsa Tech’s Broken Arrow campus. Learn more about each of the classes below: CNG Station Read more…
Join us on June 8 for the grand opening of the City of Tulsa’s new public-access CNG station. The grand opening is also a stop on the nationwide 2017 NGV Road Rally. There will be a ribbon cutting ceremony, awards, some brief remarks from officials, and free food provided by ONG. The event Read more…
Tuesday, April 11 at 12pm Central Presented by John Gonzales (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) and Kay Kelly (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) Vehicles using CNG fuel systems require different maintenance and inspection than conventional fuel systems. The Clean Cities CNG fuel tank safety initiative helps fleets to understand tank inspection and Read more…
Each year, we request fleet data from our stakeholders to understand more clearly alternative fuel use in eastern Oklahoma. Because of this stakeholder-supplied information, we know that our stakeholders saved 4.8 million gallons of petroleum in 2015, and nearly 19 million gallons since 2009. Nationally, the Clean Cities program has Read more…