
Stakeholder Spotlight: Fleet & Fuels Success
Recognizing Fleet & Fuels stakeholders for emissions reductions, survey participation, and highlighting hydrogen innovation at UT Austin.
Our monthly newsletters celebrate the achievements of our stakeholders, keep you up to date with local policies and funding opportunities, highlight upcoming webinars and events, and share the latest coalition news.
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Our archives host recent newsletters with a wealth of information on our events and resources. Through our older newsletters, you’ll see the Coalition’s involvement with various fuels, technologies, projects, and funding opportunities over time. The variety of alternative fuels in current use and how they are used may surprise you. Although our name has changed, our goals, our commitment to our stakeholders, and the benefits of fuel neutrality have not.

Stakeholder Spotlight: Fleet & Fuels Success
Recognizing Fleet & Fuels stakeholders for emissions reductions, survey participation, and highlighting hydrogen innovation at UT Austin.

Fleet & Fuels Stakeholder Recognition and Clean Transportation Updates
Stakeholder news Fleet and Fuels Stakeholder Recognition This is our THIRD YEAR recognizing stakeholder organizations for their use of alternative fuels, advanced vehicle technologies, and fuel-saving strategies.

Clean Transportation Wins: EVs, School Buses & RNG in Texas
Central Texas highlights include EV charging grants, electric school buses, new electric fleet vehicles, renewable natural gas growth, and coalition updates.

Clean Fleet Wins & New Sponsor
Austin City Fleet earns national recognition from NAFA, welcomes Silver Sponsor RIDE, and highlights the GridFAST EV-charging coordination platform.

Hydrogen Ride Share at UT + GridFAST Tool
UT Austin launches a Hydrogen Vehicle Ride Share Program with support from TCEQ. Learn how GridFAST is advancing EV charging and clean transportation.

Central Texas Air Quality Survey
Help improve air quality in Central Texas. Air Monitor Location Survey to help select sensor locations and protect community health.
CTXCC has several ongoing projects and programs that help us in our mission to support advancing clean and efficient transportation in Central Texas. These initiatives allow us to provide educational resources and peer-mentorship opportunities both, regionally and statewide.
Our initiatives are fuel-neutral and follow the latest in improving vehicle technologies and equipment. We host roundtable discussions that allow for networking and peer mentoring opportunities, and provide educational resources through our projects and webinars.

DOE-Funded Resource for streamlining utility service connections, customer engagement for small fleet, and Multi-Family housing EV Charging.

Electric First/Last Mile on Demand Shuttle Service for Rural Communities
In 2019 researchers from the U.S Department of Energy and National Renewable Energy Laboratory began research designed to expand affordable, convenient, and energy-efficient transit choices.

Federal Tax Credits for Alternative Fuels and Clean Vehicles
Learn more about the Federal Tax Credit for Alternative Fuels and Clean Vehicles that expire in Dec 2024. Learn about past Tax Credits to stay

Roadmap to the Clean Bus Planning Technical Support Program Webinar
The Clean Bus Planning Awards (CBPA) is a national program offering FREE technical assistance for comprehensive and customized fleet electrification transition plans.

Natural Gas & Propane Federal Motor Fuel Excise Tax Credit
This webinar was prepared to describe the tax credits and is for informational purposes only.

Renewable Natural Gas & Propane
Guide for the Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas list of RNG plants currently operating or planned to be operating in Texas.
Clean Cities and Communities Accelerate, a Workforce Development Opportunity managed by Argonne National Laboratory, is a workforce development initiative under the U.S. Department of Energy’s partnership to advance clean transportation, enabling Clean Cities coalitions, like ours, to hire college interns for the semester to support coalitions in deploying Clean Transportation Fuels and Technologies. Interns gain valuable skills and learn about clean transportation, often securing permanent positions in related fields after participating. Our Interns come from the local Universities and Colleges in the Central Texas region. CTXCC is pleased to be a part of the accelerate program and extends internship opportunities as they arise throughout the year.

Our interns have helped us improve our website by updating coding and refreshing graphics and photographs. Additionally our interns repost our monthly newsletters on our website. In the Summer of 2024, our current intern, Melani T. used her web designing background to transform our website to be match our NEW logo, her creative eye brought to life the vision we have for our newsletters to be resources that capture the history of Clean Transportation Fuels and Technologies in the Central Texas region.

Our interns used their ArcGIS mapping and storyboarding skills to map E85, Electric, Natural Gas and Propane fueling stations in our Central Texas region visualize the proximity between users and fueling and mapped charging stations in Texas with footprints large enough to handle a class 8 truck.

Our Fleets and Fuels Recognition Program started with our Fall 2021 Intern, over the years multiple interns continued to develop the program. In the Summer of 2023, the Fleets and Fuels Badges were created and added to recognize Stakeholders use of Clean Transportation Fuels and Technologies.