Chicago Area Clean Cities is a nonprofit coalition of stakeholders from government, private business, academia, scientific research, and energy and environmental services working together to promote the use of clean fuels and clean fuel vehicles throughout the Chicago metropolitan area. Learn More »
Chicago Area Clean Cities is a voluntary, locally based coalition dedicated to expanding the use of clean, domestic fuels and clean vehicle technologies in the Chicago metropolitan area.
Foodliner
Foodliner purchases six new CNG vehicles for it’s fleet as part of the Chicago Area Alternative Fuels Deployment Project. Read More »
Ethanol Flex Fuel
The City of Chicago fleet currently totals approximately 7,000 vehicles, of which 1,861 are E85 flex fuel vehicles. Read More »
Green Taxi Program
The results from a project under a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Clean Cities grant through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) to fund the purchase of 120 alternative fuel vehicles. Read More »
Chicago Area Clean Cities is a voluntary, locally based coalition dedicated to expanding the use of clean, domestic fuels and clean vehicle technologies in the Chicago metropolitan area.