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Clean Cities: A voluntary, locally-based

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87 Active Coalitions in 46 States 632,000+ alternative fuel vehicles 5,600+ Alternative Fuel Refueling Stations 6,500+ Stakeholders from businesses, city & state governments, transportation industry, fuel providers, and community organizations

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The Department of Energy (DOE) promotes and provides

pportunities for Coalitions to

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Created by the Energy Policy Act
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Provides a framework for

businesses and governments to work together as a coalition to enhance markets

Coordinate activities, identify

mutual interests, develop regional economic opportunities, and improve air quality

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Clean Cities' Mission: To advance the energy, economic, and environmental security of the U.S. by supporting local decisions to adopt practices that contribute to the reduction of petroleum consumption in the transportation sector.

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DOE Overarching Vision: Maximize the Impact of Clean Cities by:

1. Partnering with key

stakeholders.

2. Engaging the public.
3. Strengthening the

effectiveness of its network of coalitions

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Sponsored by the South Florida Regional Planning Council, the Florida Gold Coast Clean Cities Coalition's vision is to reduce dependence on imported

il and improve the environment by creating a sustainable alternative fuel

market through the support and promotion of clean fuels.

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September 2011: EV Community Readiness Planning Grant Awarded Nationwide

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$8.5 million 16 projects across 24 states and DC 1 year projects to facilitate local partnerships Results: Publicly releasable and replicable plans

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Florida Gold Coast Sustainable Community Planning for Electric Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure

A seven-county regional planning

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Participation will enable market

expansion and remove barriers to EV and charging infrastructure adoption in Southeast Florida

Five teams will focus on:

Fleet adoption, Policy and permitting, Infrastructure development, Education and outreach, U.S. 1 corridor demonstration project

Plan due December 2012

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In 2011-12, the Coalition is expanding outreach,

education, and coordination with public and private fleet managers so that alternative fuel options can be more fully explored and deployed.

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Facilitators assisting Coalition stakeholders in focusing activities for the coming year.

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Through the generous support of the Miami-Dade

County MPO, Gold Coast is intensifying its fleet outreach efforts in Miami-Dade County in order to:

Identify public and private fleets
Survey fleet managers electronically
Conduct one-on-one meetings with interested fleet

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Provide customized assistance to selected fleet

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Alternative/Fuel Displacement Strategies

43 Hybrid Diesel-Electric Transit

Buses

400+ Hybrid Gasoline-Electric

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15 Hybrid Hydraulic Refuse Haulers
3 Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles
2 Nissan Leafs in Vehicle Pool
Electric Bulldozer - Landfill
6 public-access electric vehicle

charging spaces: Overtown Transit

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Fuel Conservation Strategies:

Automatic Engine Shutoff on Solid Waste Trucks
Electric AC units on 18 buses

7% fuel efficiency increase

Engine cooling fans on 10 buses

7% fuel efficiency increase

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Did you know?

Miami-Dade County is Gold Coast Clean Cities' 2011

Champion for Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Alternative Fuels

Miami-Dade County is an Emerald Sponsor of Gold Coast

Clean Cities Coalition

Questions?

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