Sponsored by Capitol Clean Cities of Connecticut and Greater New Haven Clean Cities, this event was a part of a series of three deliveries of NFPA’s Hybrid and Electric Vehicle training for first responders in Connecticut, and it was offered free of charge.  Topics included an introduction to HEVs/EVs, basic electrical concepts and hazards, vehicle […]

The Pride Travel Center in Connecticut became the first to offer renewable liquid propane gas, through a collaboration hosted by Capitol CleanCities of Connecticut, Hocon Gas, RayEnergy, PERC, and the Propane Gas Association of New England. “Renewable liquid fuels will be an important factor in reducing transportation sector emissions in the next 30 years,” said […]

Happy birthday #CleanCities! Celebrating 30 years of advancing affordable, efficient, and clean transportation fuels and technologies. Learn more: Clean Cities Turns 30

Watch the WFSB news segment about zero emissions electric heavy duty trucks that were on display in Hartford, CT. Watch the video here: https://www.wfsb.com/video/2022/05/12/video-electric-heavy-duty-trucks-display-hartford/

A recent article from WTNH discusses Connecticut competing to get a hydrogen hub. Read the full article here on WTNH: https://www.wtnh.com/news/hydrogen-fuel-cell-technology-in-trucks-and-cars-could-it-be-coming-to-ct/

  About the Connecticut Clean Cities Collaborative   In order to provide Connecticut Clean Cities Stakeholders with even more value and provide a strategic statewide alternative fuel plan, we are working together with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Clean Cities Headquarters to formalize the statewide collaboration between Connecticut’s Clean Cities Coalitions. Capitol Clean Cities of […]

Cusson Automotive Alternative Fuel Solutions has been servicing fleets in Southern New England and beyond for 27 years. Additionally, vehicle propane conversions for the past 8 years. The past many years I have joined many automotive organizations to include my relationships in the autogas world. Some of the alternative fuel groups consist of; CT Alternative […]

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) has prepared an update to the CES to advance the State’s goal to create a cheaper, cleaner, more reliable energy future for Connecticut’s residents and businesses. By statute, DEEP is required to periodically update the CES to assess and plan for all energy needs in the state, including, but […]