The Delaware Clean Cities Coalition helps Delaware residents, businesses, and fleet operators work together to reduce the use of petroleum, develop regional economic opportunities, and improve air quality.
Kathy Harris
Clean Cities Coordinator
Suite 5A
State Street Commons
100 W. Water Street,
Dover, DE 19904
The coalition is made up of over 40 stakeholders from state and local governments, Delaware businesses, fuel suppliers, vehicle retailers, fleet owners, non-profit organizations, and other interested parties. It provides tools and resources for voluntary, community-centered programs to meet its goals.
Alternative fuels are substitutes for gasoline or diesel that are used to produce power. Alternative fuels include electric, propane, natural gas, hydrogen, biodiesel, and ethanol. Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs), which use one of the aforementioned fuels, are becoming increasingly popular. As the technologies for Alternative Fuel Vehicles have improved, costs of AFVs have come down. And AFV owners save more when oil prices increase.
More information about the Clean Cities Program.
Info, data, and tools to reduce petroleum consumption.
Find alternative fueling stations by address, zip code, or state.
Videos and updates on everything Clean Cities.
Information about electric vehicles.
Find and compare alternative fuel vehicles.
A guide to 2016 model year alternative fuel vehicles.
Calculate your fleet’s emissions and potential savings.
Find the right vehicle for you, based on your driving habits.
Alternative fuels-related laws & incentives in Delaware.
Alternative fuels-related laws & incentives at the federal level.
Federal tax credits for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
Rebates for new clean vehicles in Delaware.
Rebates for new alternative bi-fuel vehicles in Delaware.
Rebates for new heavy duty clean vehicles in Delaware.
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