The Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo, North America’s leading conference and expo showcasing the real-world application of the latest transportation technologies, drive trains, and clean fuels. ACT Expo combines the best educational content in the industry with a cutting-edge trade show floor showcasing the most innovative technologies on the market today. Connected vehicle technologies, fuel… Read More.
Easy Ways You Can Conserve Fuel and Save Money
At Rogue Valley Clean Cities Coalition, we are committed to providing you with information about alternative fuels. Using an alternative fuel source rather than conventional fuel helps to conserve non-renewable resources and lower harmful emissions into our environment. But what about some ways to just use less fuel overall? Here are some easy ideas from… Read More.
Can Renewable Liquefied Natural Gas Fuel our Transportation Needs? Part Two.
Earlier this month we explored how Renewable Liquefied Natural Gas (RLNG) is sourced and produced. RLNG is a fuel that can be used to power vehicles instead of conventional gasoline or diesel, but can it replace these conventional fuel solutions? At this point, the best candidates for using RLNG are medium-duty and heavy-duty fleet vehicles,… Read More.
Alternative Fueling Station Locator
The Alternative Fueling Station Locator is a database and mapping tool with alternative fueling stations in the United States and Canada. This webinar will provide an overview of the Station Locator, including history, fuels covered, scope, and live tour. The webinar will also highlight how the data is used on the AFDC and how the… Read More.
Can Renewable Liquefied Natural Gas Fuel our Transportation Needs?
Renewable Liquefied Natural Gas, or RLNG, is hitting the news radar as a potential solution for providing a renewable fuel source for vehicles on the road. But what is RLNG and is this really a possibility? How is Conventional Liquefied Natural Gas produced? Before we get to RLNG, lets take a look at conventional liquefied… Read More.
