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Entries by David Albrecht
Missouri VW Settlement Funding Announcement!
For fiscal year 2019 (July 2018 through June 2019), the Missouri Department of Natural Resources will fund $2.75 million in government truck repower and replacement projects. Implementation Guidelines Deadline: Monday Dec. 31, 2018 at 5 p.m. CST. Eligibility: Qualifying applicants include government agencies that own eligible trucks: “Government” shall mean a State or local government […]
New Home For MEC – We’re Moving!
After 35 years in the heart of Kansas City, Missouri, Metropolitan Energy Center and Kansas City Clean Cities are moving to . . . the heart of Kansas City, Missouri. We’re upping stakes next week and heading just a bit west and north of our old digs at 38th and Paseo. Our new office will […]
Missouri Funding Opportunity – Up To $22,000/Unit To Replace Diesel Buses
The State of Missouri is requesting applications from schools and school fleet operators to replace old diesel buses. This funding opportunity is open to public and private schools and school districts and for-profit operators of school bus fleets, providing up to $22,000 for each vehicle replaced. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources, which administers the […]
Grant Workshop For New Federal Funding Opportunities
Wed, May 23 | 2:30 pm | Project Living Proof | 917 Emmanuel Cleaver II Blvd, KCMO Kansas City Regional Clean Cities is hosting a grant workshop on three new funding opportunities totaling more than $140 million nationwide. These programs cover diesel emissions reduction, low- and zero-emission transit fleets, and infrastructure and super-fast charging, plus […]
EV Collaborative Enjoys Quiet Ride With Columbia’s Electric Buses
The Missouri EV Collaborative held its second spring meeting on April 17th at City Hall in Columbia, MO. There was plenty of discussion among municipal fleet and Clean Cities representatives from Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois. The VW Settlement, clean fuel corridors and the nuts and bolts of EV charging were all hot topics. Above […]
Kansas City elected officials declare support for Clean Energy programs and Environmental Health
On February 22nd, the KC City Council passed Council Member Taylor’s resolution to protest President Trump’s proposed budget cuts to 22 arts and science agencies. This action followed Wednesday’s listening session hosted by the EPA regarding repealing the Clean Power Plan. Several city, state, and federal elected officials weighed in on the importance of Kansas […]