Alternative Fuels

We are fortunate that there are many alternative fuel options to choose from these days. Unfortunately, sometimes that number of options can make it difficult to identify the best solution for your particular application. We have provided information on the most common alternative fuels available in order to help you make the best choice. Often, the best solution is to deploy multiple alternative fuels even within a single fleet as each alternative fuel has its own particular strengths and weaknesses. Working together, we can help make the best choices based upon your individual needs and circumstances.

Clean Cities can help you identify the best alternative fuel options and can put you in contact with current users and industry experts to ensure your deployment goes as smoothly as possible. We also provide information and guidance on partnering and funding opportunities. If we do not have the specific answer you are seeking we will help you find it! The links to the left will provide you with the most comprehensive information on alternative fuel options and alternative fueling stations in the United States to be found.

There is no better time than now to explore alternative fuel options. Many alternative fuels offer substantial fuel savings compared to petroleum based fuels and are becoming widely available. It is possible to reduce your operating costs while using environmentally friendly fuels. Clean Cities has created a searchable fleet alternative fuels case study database in order to assist you in researching alternative fuel success stories. This database of fleet case studies will also help identify fleets similar to your application that have "been there, done that" and will allow you to leverage proven solutions and avoid possible mis-steps. Clean Cities has also created a searchable alternative fuel publications database which allows you to search for pertinent alternative fuel publications by FUEL, VEHICLE, or FLEET APPLICATION as well as other topics such as EMISSIONS, IDLE REDUCTION, FUEL ECONOMY, or LAWS AND INCENTIVES.