The Plug-In Electric Vehicle Handbook for Consumers is now available to help drivers make informed decisions about purchasing these advanced technology vehicles. The comprehensive, 16-page guide answers basic questions about PEVs, including how they operate and are charged, the benefits of owning them, how to maintain them, which type fits your needs, and much more. Available on the Alternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicles Data Center and Clean Cities websites, this booklet the first of a series of handbooks Clean Cities is developing to educate consumers, fleet managers, public station owners, and electrical contractors about the benefits of plug-in electric vehicles as a personal, fleet, or business solution.

Click here for the PDF handbook.

Clean Cities TV

We are pleased to announce the Clean Cities TV (www.CleanCities.TV) is now fully operational and ready to support the Clean Cities Program in educating cities about Clean Cities and its mission to reduce U.S. petroleum consumption through the use of alternative and renewable fuels, idle reduction and fuel economy measures, and new emerging technologies. There, you can find informational outreach for city decision makers and stakeholders and a variety of success stories recorded by Clean Cities organizations around the country.

Who Are We?

Southern Colorado Clean Cities Coalition develops public/private partnerships in southern Colorado to promote alternative fuels and advanced vehicles, fuel blends, fuel economy, hybrid vehicles, idle reduction, and alternative modes of transportation.

Southern Colorado Clean Cities Coalition (SC4) is a coalition of individuals, businesses and organizations, both public and private. SC4 was first designated as a coalition on July 13th 1994. Though based in Colorado Springs, SC4 spans the entire Southern region of Colorado.