Report summarizing outreach and engagement in under-served neighborhoods of Kansas City, related to end-user needs and stakeholder interests and concerns about EVSE installations on public rights-of-way. This work entailed a multi-pronged approach that focused on collaboration and coordination with key stakeholders, while also educating the community about electric vehicles and electric vehicle charging.

This report outlines the outcomes of listening sessions regarding how MEC and other funders can better connect and work with community based organizations. Our work under the U.S. Dept of Energy Clean Cities framework continues to evolve in ways such that we can better serve communities that are traditionally left out of project design and outcomes decision-making.

This report goes over listening sessions that were held in 2020 that were for farmers to assess the needs of distributing specialty crops. The listening sessions incorporated farmers across both Kansas and Missouri.

This study collected information on alternative fuel stations in 2015. It includes recommendations for number of stations, locations, and types along identified corridors in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa.

This report from 2014 provides perspective on the challenges and barriers fleet-decision makers face when considering alternative fuel adoption. The assessment includes decision makers within EPA Region 7.