Protect Our Coast: Drive Electric Half Year Update
Since this summer, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy has been meeting with local leaders from across the state of Florida on the benefits of electric transportation. These meetings have allowed us to…
Driving Clean Transportation Forward in Florida: Funding Opportunity and RFIs for VW Settlement Funds
On October 8, 2019, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) released its Final Beneficiary Mitigation Plan, outlining how Florida’s $166 million portion in Volkswagen Dieselgate funds will be spent.
Driving on Sunshine Across the Sunshine State for National Drive Electric Week
Jennifer Rennicks, former Senior Director of Policy & Communications at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, contributed to this post.
Greening Fleets with the Florida Sustainability Directors' Network
The city of Coral Gables Sustainability Director Matt Anderson coordinated a webinar to discuss and share best practices and resources on “Green Fleets” through the Florida Sustainability Directors' Network.
Florida must go all-in on electric buses! DEP releases fuzzy draft plan for Volkswagen Settlement
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) just released a Draft Beneficiary Mitigation Plan for the Volkswagen Settlement funds that aims to reduce emissions of NOx, particulate matter, and hazardous air pollutants.…
It's a launch! Driving on Sunshine electric vehicle roadshow zooms into Florida
Kelsey Grentzer, former Florida Communications Coordinator at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, contributed to this blog.
How Local Governments Can Protect Our Coast: Driving Electric
Local governments can help protect our coast from the threats of offshore drilling and climate change, increase public health, and save money all by accelerating the transition to clean electric vehicles. Local…
Drive Electric Earth Day Events
Drive Electric Earth Day is a national campaign to share information about electric vehicles. Join us at an event to learn how electric vehicles (EVs) are less expensive to drive, more convenient…
Duke Energy Proposes $76 Million for Electric Vehicle Infrastructure in North Carolina
Duke Energy has asked the North Carolina Utility Commission to approve a $76 million electric vehicle pilot program, which would dramatically increase the number of charging stations in North Carolina.
Local Leaders Accelerate Electric Transportation
Electrifying a city’s transportation system is a key solution that provides significant climate change and health benefits. The positive economics of transitioning to electric fleets and adopting EV-friendly policy is a business…