Wisconsin Clean Cities is proud to be among the 14 Clean Cities coalitions participating in the DRIVE Electric USA project. The overarching goal of DRIVE will be to substantially increase EV adoption rates across consumer and fleet markets. The project will be based on a model designed to attack several interrelated market barriers utilizing proven best practices. Learn more

Join Wisconsin Clean Cities from 1 p.m.-2 p.m. Central Thursday, Nov. 5 for the Grant Readiness Webinar! Hear from WCC Executive Director Lorrie Lisek & representatives from multiple Wisconsin state agencies managing grant programs about how you can prepare for grant applications before the request for proposals are released. Register now! Learn more

Join the Michigan to Montana I-94 Clean Fuel Corridor Partners at 10 a.m. Central Nov. 10 for a Webinar about the project. Hear from transportation & alternative fuel experts from the U.S. Department of Transportation, GTI, Ozinga & ZEF Energy about success stories along the corridor & how you can get involved in building and/or encouraging alt-fuel and EV charging infrastructure along the seven-state route. WCC is a proud member on the M2M project. Register now! Learn more

Join Wisconsin Clean Cities for the 2020 Natural Gas for Transportation Roundtable! Join us and other industry leaders as we examine the multiple benefits of using compressed, liquefied and renewable natural gas as a viable alternative transportation fuel. Scheduled speakers include David Cox of The Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas; WCC Executive Director Lorrie Lisek & John Welch of Dane County Department of Waste & Renewables. More speakers being announced soon! Register now

Register now for the Wisconsin Clean Cities Virtual Annual Stakeholder Meeting from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Central Dec. 3! We're excited to bring you all of the aspects of the event you know and love in a virtual platform. Join us as we recognize our members’ successes during the awards ceremony & learn how the state’s top clean fuel leaders achieved environmental & economic success! We're thrilled to welcome Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes as a guest speaker at our virtual event. The first 50 registrants will receive a special gift from WCC. Register now

The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin is accepting applications through Jan. 22, 2021 for the Energy Innovation Grant Program. The program supports innovative energy technologies and provides equitable access to the benefits of clean energy, efficiency and preparedness by reaching broad applicant types. Contact WCC Executive Director Lorrie Lisek to learn how we can help you with your successful grant application.

A stretch of Interstate 94 between the Illinois border & Madison, Wisconsin now has signage indicating it is an alternative fuel corridor. The signs were erected earlier this month, thanks in part to the Michigan to Montana I-94 Clean Fuel Corridor project, of which WCC is a proud partner. M2M was also featured on an episode of "MotorWeek" earlier this month. M2M also has new Facebook & Twitter pages, developed by our WCC intern over the summer in partnership with interns from other participating coalitions. Learn more

WCC member Nissan North America, as part of its effort to accelerate electric vehicle transportation alternatives throughout the U.S., is offering customers with proof of eligibility incentive offers toward the purchase of the 100% electric Nissan LEAF. The rebate offers expire Jan. 4, 2021. Learn more

CMD Corporation — headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin — became a Wisconsin Clean Cities member in 2015. Business Development Manager Brad Schmoll serves on the Wisconsin Clean Cities Board of Directors & is a member of its Executive Board. CMD is a technology-driven innovator of machinery & automation for manufacturing plastic bags, pouches & specialty converted products for applications from consumer goods to medical & food. CMD is also a growing supplier for compressed natural gas (CNG) refueling systems. Learn more