Advancing Alternative Fuels Market (AAFM) in Metro DC ROAD TO SUCCESS.

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Advancing Alternative Fuels Market (AAFM) in Metro DC ROAD TO SUCCESS

About the Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition (GWRCCC)  Part of network of nearly 100 coalitions nationwide covering major metropolitan areas whose mission is to reduce petroleum use by advancing alternative fuels and technology in the transportation sector  CCC program is managed by the US Department of Energy (DOE) and GWRCCC is supported by DOE, stakeholders, grants and contracts  In 2013 Clean Cities celebrated its 20 th anniversary and the GWRCCC was one of the first CCCs in the country founded in 1993 ( originally housed in MWCOG)  Organized as a a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation with a board of directors, staff and a diverse membership stakeholder base  Representative board members/stakeholders include Washington Gas, Eaton Corporation, K. Neal Trucking, DC Water, MWCOG, Georgetown, PG County Fleet and others

AAFM Work Products Partners & Coordination PoliciesBarriers Reduction Safety Training Education & Outreach

AAFM Work Groups Natural Gas PropaneEV & HydrogenBiofuels – Biodiesel & Ethanol

AAFM MANAGEMENT TEAM Project Director – Ron Flowers, GWRCCC Project Manager – Claude Willis, GWRCCC Virginia Clean CitiesMD Clean CitiesBusiness Support Unit

AAFM PROJECT PARTNERS  American Gas Foundation  Maryland Grain Producers Board  United Soybean Foundation  Eaton  Washington Gas  Metro Washington Council of Governments  NGV America  Propane Education and Research Council (PERC)  Green Parking Council  VA Natural Gas  Trillium  JSR Community College  Alliance Auto Gas

Feedback, Questions and Involvement Claude Willis Deputy Director & Electric Vehicle Market Initiative Manager Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition th St., N.W. Suite 330-DPW Washington, DC (202) *GWRCCC is the US Dept. of Energy officially designated Clean Cities Coalition for alternative and renewable fuels and new transportation technologies in the DC metro region (DC, MD suburbs and Northern VA)