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Massachusetts Clean Cities (Alternative Transportation)

The Massachusetts Clean Cities Coalition is part of a nationwide partnership sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Clean Cities Program.

To assist the Commonwealth with its goals to reduce petroleum dependence and greenhouse gas emissions, Mass DOER works with other agencies and stakeholders to make alternative fuel vehicles and related infrastructure a viable option in Massachusetts.

The Massachusetts Clean Cities Coalition (MCCC) is part of a nationwide partnership sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Clean Cities Program. Clean Cities aims to reduce petroleum consumption in the transportation sector and support development of infrastructure necessary to make alternative fuel vehicles a viable transportation option.

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Top tasks

Drive Change. Drive Electric  MOR-EV (Electric Vehicles Rebate Program)  See Massachusetts Clean Cities Coalition Stats 

All other tasks

Clean Vehicle Program Grants: Public & Private Fleets   Volkswagen Diesel Settlements & Environmental Mitigation (Grants & Programs)  EPA SmartWay (Freight Industry Transportation Efficiency & Sustainability) 

What you need to know

MCCC Program Overview  MCCC Programs and Projects  State and Federal Electric Vehicle Funding Programs  Alternative Fuel and Electric Vehicles 101  Biodiesel for Alternative Fuel Vehicles  Advanced Biofuels 
See all 9 of Massachusetts Clean Cities (Alternative Transportation) 

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Additional Resources

Massachusetts Clean Cities Statistics
Alternative Transportation Fuel Prices
Electric Vehicle Charging Information
2016 Mass Drive Clean Final Report
MOR-EV Program Extended
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