Park & Zoom Adds Three ZEUS Electric Shuttle Buses to Fleet
Park & Zoom, a parking service company with a 2,000-vehicle-capacity structure at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, has acquired another three Phoenix Motorcars all-electric zero-emission shuttle buses, totaling six Zero Emission Utility Shuttles (ZEUS 400) now servicing the airport. Park & Zoom received the first three ZEUS 400 shuttles in early 2019. The new ZEUS 400 shuttles will be […]
Austin Bergstrom International Airport Transitioning to RNG
February 20, 2020. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (ABIA) began its transition to renewable natural gas for its shuttle bus fleet on January 1, 2020, with the help of Clean Energy Fuels Corp., the leading provider of natural gas fuel for transportation in North America and a longtime partner with ABIA. This partnership calls for Clean Energy to provide […]
Eanes ISD Propane School Bus Roundtable and Facility Tour
Lone Star Clean Fuels Alliance, along with our partners Eanes ISD, Specialty Propane Services, Roush Cleantech, Rush Bus Centers and ICOM North America/Nat-G hosted 10 school districts last month at a roundtable meeting to share technical information and upcoming grant opportunities available for clean school buses and fueling infrastructure.
Lone Star Clean Fuels Stakeholders Awarded VW Funds for School, Transit and Shuttle Bus Replacement
Congratulations to Eanes ISD and Capital Metro! Both entities successfully competed for funding from the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Program. They were joined by Thorndale ISD, Liberty Hill ISD and a Bell County ISD in claiming the $5.7M made available to Central Texas in the initial funding round. Congratulations!
The Clean Cities 2017 Coalition Activity Report Released
This report compiles the accomplishments of all coalitions throughout the nation in calendar year 2017. Coalition coordinators assembled the data based on voluntary reports from their stakeholders—the private and public entities that are members of the coalitions. As such, each of these coalition reports represents a subset of Clean Cities coalition activities. Taken together, they […]
Coalition Re-designation
As part of the Department of Energy’s Clean Cities program, Lone Star Clean Fuels Alliance is required to complete a re-designation process every four years. Consisting of stakeholder interviews and development/delivery of an information-packed power point presentation, the goal is to provide a snapshot of where the coalition has been and more importantly where it […]
