Organizations Supporting $60M
​for Clean Cities and Communities in FY26

On behalf of the 297 undersigned Clean Cities and Communities coalitions, businesses, local and state officials, and industry partners, we urge the Senate to fully fund the Department of Energy’s Clean Cities and Communities program at no less than $60 million in FY26, as recommended by the House Energy and Water Development Appropriations Subcommittee. For more than three decades, this program has been the nation’s front-line public-private partnership for deploying clean domestic fuels, advanced vehicles, and alternative fueling infrastructure—delivering proven results through a nearly 10:1 leverage of federal dollars into private and local investment, over 83,000 fueling stations deployed, and billions of gallons of imported fuel displaced. With U.S. energy security, job creation, and clean air at stake, continued federal investment is essential to sustain this momentum. We respectfully call on Senate leadership and the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources to uphold this proven, bipartisan program and secure its role in advancing America’s “all of the above” energy strategy.

NATIONAL
  1. Transportation Energy Partners (TEP)
  2. National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO)
  3. United Parcel Service (UPS)
  4. American Lung Association
  5. Electric Drive Transportation Association (EDTA)
  6. The Transport Project
  7. National Propane Gas Association (NPGA)
  8. America Soybean Association
  9. Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG)
  10. Dai Technologies Corporation
  11. CALSTART
  12. Charge Across Town
  13. Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE)
  14. Green Driving America Inc

ALABAMA
  1. Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition
  2. The Cumberland Group
  3. MaMark LLC
  4. Alabama Propane Gas Association

ARIZONA
  1. DRIVE Electric Arizona
  2. DRIVE Electric Tucson
  3. Valley of the Sun Clean Cities Coalition
  4. Valley of the Sun Electric Vehicle Association
  5. San Tan Ford

CALIFORNIA
  1. East Bay Clean Cities Coalition
  2. Western Riverside County Clean Cities Coalition
  3. San Diego Clean Cities
  4. Central Coast Clean Cities Coalition
  5. Western Riverside Council of Governments
  6. Contra Costa County
  7. City of Oakland
  8. City of Alameda
  9. City of San Leandro
  10. City of Fairfield
  11. City of Lake Elsinore
  12. County of Santa Barbara, Sustainability Division
  13. The Mobility House
  14. Birch Early
  15. EV Connect, Inc
  16. Catalina Cylinders Inc
  17. Harbinger Motors
  18. Coulomb Solutions Inc
  19. EV-SEg
  20. Central Coast Community Energy
  21. Clean Energy
  22. Argent Materials Inc
  23. Acumen Building Enterprise, Inc
  24. The Greenlining Institute
  25. Project Green Home
  26. Eastern Municipal Water District
  27. City of Perris
  28. County of Riverside
  29. Western Municipal Water District
  30. Electric Vehicle Get In Drive Everywhere (EVGIDE)
  31. EnviroCharge
  32. Inland Empire Electric Vehicle Association
  33. eMobility Strategies and Programs
  34. Curo Charging
  35. Renewable Properties
  36. Breathe California of the Bay Area, Golden Gate and Central Coast
  37. Western States Oil
  38. Cool the Earth / Ride and Drive Clean
  39. Green Paradigm Consulting
  40. L-Charge
  41. EVSE Answers LLC
  42. Ventura County Regional Energy Alliance
  43. L-Charge

COLORADO
  1. Drive Clean Colorado
  2. Surve Productions
  3. Cadmus
  4. Laurie Dickson
  5. Holy Cross Energy

CONNECTICUT
  1. Capitol Clean Cities of Connecticut
  2. Clean Transportation Communities of Southern CT
  3. Clean Transportation Coalition - Western CT
  4. Live Green Connecticut
  5. Morrissey Consulting, LLC
  6. Nonprofit Accountability Group
  7. Cusson Automotive Inc

FLORIDA
  1. North Florida Clean Fuels Coalition
  2. North Florida Transportation Planning Organization
  3. MG Britt Inc
  4. Precise Alternative Fleet Solutions
  5. TECO Peoples Gas
  6. Florida State College at Jacksonville
  7. JEA, Inc
  8. EVrider.tv
  9. Waste Pro USA
  10. Jacksonville Environmental Protection Board
  11. The Jacksonville Aviation Authority
  12. Miller Electric Company
  13. Mary Linn

GEORGIA
  1. Clean Cities Georgia
  2. Freight Matters
  3. EVHybridNoir
  4. Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance
  5. Southface Institute
  6. The Young Group
  7. ElectraTherm Inc

IDAHO
  1. Treasure Valley Clean Cities Coalition
  2. Wilderness Systems and Technologies

ILLINOIS
  1. Illinois Alliance for Clean Transportation
  2. City of Chicago
  3. Environmental Law & Policy Center
  4. IL Soybean Growers
  5. Prime Charging Solutions LLC
  6. Chicago Park District
  7. Solares Energy Efficiency Solutions Inc
  8. Nextech Energy Systems, LLC
  9. EV Energy Group LLC
  10. Amanda Elsner
  11. Groen Solutions LLC
  12. Respiratory Health Association
  13. Wool Holdings LLC
  14. Power Energy Corp
  15. AC Consulting - Solutions for the Digital Transformation

INDIANA
  1. Drive Clean Indiana
  2. Graff Automotive
  3. Lochmueller Group
  4. EnviroGroup Holdings, Inc.
  5. Gary Transit
  6. Gary Community School Corp
  7. Stoops Freightliner
  8. Best Equipment Company
  9. Universal Lighting of America
  10. Houston Consulting
  11. DANNAR
  12. CHAS, LLC
  13. Kerlin Bus Sales & Leasing Inc
  14. Legacy Environmental Services, Inc

IOWA
  1. Iowa Propane Gas Association

KANSAS
  1. Northern Flyer Alliance, Inc

LOUISIANA
  1. Louisiana Clean Fuels
  2. Northgate Wheels 2 Wealth
  3. Gerry Lane Enterprises
  4. Capital Area Transit System
  5. CIG Solutions LLC
  6. Cleco Power LLC

MARYLAND
  1. Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition (GWRCCC)
  2. ​AutoFlex Fleet Inc
  3. Brooke Smallwood
  4. M-TEC Services, LLC
  5. Electrify Equity

MASSACHUSETTS
  1. Green Energy Consumers Alliance
  2. ATP Network, Inc
  3. Center for Sustainable Energy
  4. SWTCH Energy, Inc
  5. AltWheels Fleet Day

MICHIGAN
  1. Michigan Clean Cities
  2. NextEnergy, Inc
  3. Pacific Propane Gas Association
  4. Margaret Striz
  5. It’s Electric!
  6. BetterFleet

MINNESOTA
  1. Pioneer eMobility

MISSISSIPPI
  1. Alliance Autogas
  2. Efficient Power & Light

MISSOURI
  1. Eastern Missouri Alliance for Clean Transportation
  2. Metropolitan Energy Center
  3. Biodiesel Coalition of Missouri

MONTANA
  1. Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities

NEW HAMPSHIRE
  1. Propane Gas Association of New England

NEW JERSEY
  1. New Jersey Clean Cities Coalition
  2. Oxford Engineering Company
  3. Cherry Hill Council
  4. Air & Gas Technologies
  5. EV Buddy Inc
  6. ENAT Transportation & Logistics
  7. New Jersey Electric Vehicle Association
  8. Model 1 Commercial Vehicles
  9. Tri-County Sustainability (Burlington | Camden | Gloucester)
  10. Brian Keelen

NEW YORK
  1. Empire Clean Cities
  2. Clean Communities of Central New York
  3. Clean Communities of Western New York
  4. Greater Rochester Clean Cities
  5. Empire Clean Cities, Board of Directors
  6. New York Propane Gas Association
  7. Approved Oil
  8. It’s Electric, Inc
  9. Trucking Association of New York
  10. Unique Electric Solutions Inc (UES)
  11. Emerald Alternative Energy Solutions, Inc
  12. Hendrickson Work Truck Solutions
  13. Drive Electric Long Island
  14. Barretto Bay Strategies
  15. Calder Orr
  16. Brightmerge
  17. Energy Vision
  18. Chargerzilla, Inc
  19. Color Penfield Green
  20. Rural Housing Opportunities Corp
  21. Reconnect Rochester
  22. Sodus Climate Smart Communities Task Force
  23. Burr Truck & Trailer Sales, Inc

NORTH CAROLINA
  1. Longobart-Ross Consulting
  2. Southeast Propane Alliance
  3. Alliance Autogas

OHIO
  1. Clean Fuels Ohio
  2. Columbus Region Logistics Council/Columbus Chamber of Commerce
  3. Mark C Bishop
  4. Stardust Studios
  5. City Council, City of Lakewood
  6. Morrow Horizons LLC
  7. Coles Energy
  8. Command Consulting LLC

OKLAHOMA
  1. Central Oklahoma Clean Cities Coalition
  2. Tulsa Area Clean Cities
  3. Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG)
  4. City of Edmond
  5. Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority
  6. FlexiH
  7. City of Nichols Hill
  8. City of Norman
  9. Oklahoma City Beautiful, Inc
  10. OK Propane Gas Association
  11. City of Skiatook
  12. onCue
  13. MetroLink Tulsa
  14. Dericks Leasing & Financial Company
  15. Housing Forward Oklahoma
  16. Oklahoma Sustainability Network

OREGON
  1. Green Transportation Summit & Expo, LLC
  2. Portland General Electric
  3. Michael W Grainey Consulting LLC
  4. NW Alliance for Clean Transportation

PENNSYLVANIA
  1. Pittsburgh Region Clean Cities
  2. Eastern Pennsylvania Alliance for Clean Transportation
  3. Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association
  4. Energy One Solutions International
  5. Renewable Connections
  6. ECSI
  7. PITT OHIO
  8. Tri-Sector Advisors LLC

RHODE ISLAND
  1. Ocean State Clean Cities and Communities

SOUTH CAROLINA
  1. Viatec, Inc

TENNESSEE
  1. East Tennessee Clean Fuels Coalition
  2. Tennessee Propane Gas Association
  3. PowerUp America
  4. NET Trans
  5. Derby Distributors, Inc
  6. Motlow College
  7. Electrify Me
  8. Miller Electric Company
  9. Cumberland International Trucks
  10. Holston Electric Cooperative
  11. Hawkins County Schools
  12. Washington County Board of Education
  13. Institute for a Secure and Sustainable Environment, the University of Tennessee
  14. Memphis-Shelby County Division of Planning and Development Office of Sustainability and Resilience

TEXAS
  1. Central Texas Clean Cities
  2. Texas Propane Gas Association
  3. The South-central Partnership for Energy Efficiency as a Resource (SPEER)
  4. Texas Hydrogen Alliance
  5. The LawnShoppe
  6. NatPro Energy Systems
  7. The Green Group LLC
  8. HBH Gas Systems LLC

UTAH
  1. Utah Clean Cities and Communities
  2. Freedom CNG
  3. Pine Creek Renewables
  4. Utah Women In Trades
  5. Ace Disposal and Recycling
  6. Zion Mountain Ranch
  7. Rocky Mountain Propane Association
  8. Grid Elevated
  9. Lake Tahoe Electrification Forum - Greater Nevada Clean Cities Apprentice Program 

VERMONT
  1. Vermont Clean Cities
  2. Green Mountain Transit
  3. Reframe Lab
  4. Tied Branch Consulting
  5. VEIC

VIRGINIA
  1. Virginia Clean Cities
  2. Virginia Department of Energy
  3. Roanoke Valley-Allegheny Regional Commission
  4. Future Energy Resources, LLC
  5. Electro Tempo, Inc
  6. Bright Futures Solar
  7. Innovation4mobility
  8. University of Virginia Facilities Management
  9. Birch Studio Graphics
  10. Mid Atlantic Propane Gas Association
  11. Sonny Merryman
  12. Sustainable Energy Strategies, Inc
  13. Siol Venture Capital
  14. Harrisonburg City Public School Board
  15. Electrified Marina LLC
  16. Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition

WASHINGTON
  1. City of Seattle
  2. SalesMountaineer

WISCONSIN
  1. Wisconsin Clean Cities
  2. ANGI Energy Systems
  3. Leadership in Environmental Opportunities (LEO)
  4. Franklin Energy
  5. Wisconsin Propane Gas Association

WYOMING
  1. Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities
  2. Derek Schaefer
  3. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
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