Tulsa Area Clean Cities will present information on Alternative Fuel Vehicles at Sustainable Tulsa’s 1st Thursday meeting on August 6 at Foolish Things Coffee Co. After lunch and presentations, take an electric or CNG car for a spin! Register now.
Come learn how PSO’s Power Forward program can benefit you at our July meeting next Wednesday, July 29. Power Forward is a collection of energy-saving and power management services offered by PSO. The program helps business and residential customers save money and improve efficiency. Get tips on Read more…
HB 1728, which passed earlier this year, has now gone into effect. The new law affects licensing for alternative fuels in the State of Oklahoma. Below is a summary of the changes provided by the Oklahoma Department of Labor, which oversees the Read more…
New Funding Available for Community Energy Strategic Plans Cities and tribes across Oklahoma are encouraged to compete for $90,000 in grants to fund a Community Energy Strategic Plan (CESP) funded by the Oklahoma State Energy Office. A CESP is an overarching, Read more…
by Adriane Jaynes Summer is here! I don’t know about you, but for my family that means road trips. Lots and lots of road trips… Even though gas prices are lower this year than they have been in a while, Read more…
Learn how you can plan for future vehicles in your town or city Tuesday, June 30 9:00-11:00 a.m. (Breakfast provided) OSU-Tulsa, North Hall, Room 150 Free to attend Download the Planning for Alt Fuels Guide Tulsa Clean Cities has contracted Read more…
Alternative fuels, particularly CNG, received significant attention in Oklahoma’s 2015 legislative session. Three bills were signed by Governor Fallin in recent weeks which positively impact the alternative fuel industry. Bill 656: County Vehicles Fuel Conversion Program This bill creates a Read more…