Northern Colorado Clean Cities Projects
NCCC Anti-Idling Challenge...
Very few organizations include anti-idling efforts as a component of their emissions reduction efforts, and those who do often don't report data on their ant-idling efforts at the end of each year. For this reason, NCCC is proud to announce the an idle reduction campaign, targeting all fleets in the northern Colorado region. We hope to increase anti-idling behaviors and improve the quantification of anti-idling data among fleets that already include idle reduction in their emission reduction plans. In order to enlist organizations, like yours, in our idle reduction efforts, we have created an anti-idling pledge that lists a variety of options you can take to reduce idling behaviors in your fleet and among your employees. We can assist you in setting anti-idling goals and developing a timeline and method of achieving these goals by leveraging the support of key players and resources. 
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Project Refuel Colorado
Contact: Marjie Griek | 720.745.0966 | [email protected]
For additional, please see program flyer or visit www.refuelcolorado.com.
- A project to facilitate development of alternative fuel infrastructure and boost the use of clean, domestic fuels in public and private sector fleets through energy coaching of fleets, and community engagement.
- Focus on alternative fules (natural gas, propane, ethanol, biodiesel, hydrogen, electric, hybrid) and advanced vehicle technologies.
- Funded by the Colorado Energy Office.
- Free energy coaching provided to public and private organizations and businesses to analyze their fleets to assess benefits from the use of alternative fuels and/or technologies and what available incentives and funding sources are applicable to your organization.
Contact: Marjie Griek | 720.745.0966 | [email protected]
For additional, please see program flyer or visit www.refuelcolorado.com.
Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
Each year, Clean Cities coalitions across the nation survey their stakeholders in order to measure the amount of petroleum displaced through the use of alternative fuels and petroleum reductions strategies. Those results are then aggregated in order to form a local and national picture of the petroleum reduction market throughout the country. In 2016, NCCC stakeholders displaced 4.04 million gallons of petroleum and 20,000 tons of greenhouse gases.
Below, the full annual reports for our coalition can be browsed. Within each one, alternative fuel projects are highlighted for local and statewide fleets and organizations. Details about each project are included, as well as the individual reductions of petroleum and greenhouse gases.
2016 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
2015 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
2014 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
2013 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
2012 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
Each year, Clean Cities coalitions across the nation survey their stakeholders in order to measure the amount of petroleum displaced through the use of alternative fuels and petroleum reductions strategies. Those results are then aggregated in order to form a local and national picture of the petroleum reduction market throughout the country. In 2016, NCCC stakeholders displaced 4.04 million gallons of petroleum and 20,000 tons of greenhouse gases.
Below, the full annual reports for our coalition can be browsed. Within each one, alternative fuel projects are highlighted for local and statewide fleets and organizations. Details about each project are included, as well as the individual reductions of petroleum and greenhouse gases.
2016 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
2015 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
2014 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
2013 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
2012 Annual Petroleum Displacement Report
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