CAPITAL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE

The Capital District Clean Communities Coalition was established in 1999 to advance the Capital Region's economic, environmental, and energy security by promoting the use of alternative fuels, advanced vehicle technologies and policies that reduce petroleum consumption in transportation. The Capital District Transportation Committee, the Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Capital Region, manages the coalition as part of their staff's tasks. The Capital Region provides substantial opportunities for the expansion of the alternative fuel marketplace, through the large state and private vehicle fleets that operate in the area. CDCC members think outside the barrel by committing to reducing their petroleum use, promoting alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies, and advocating for idle reduction policies... CDCC is part of the U.S. Department of Energy's Clean Cities program which is a network of nearly 100 Clean Cities coalitions across the country. CDCC serves 12..

Primary location: Albany United States