About

San Diego Regional Clean Fuels Coalition (CFC) is a network of more than 80 volunteer, community-based coalitions, which develop public/private partnerships to work together as a coalition to:

• Increase the use of alternative fuels and alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs)
• Expand the use of fuel blends (diesel/biodiesel, ethanol/gasoline, and compressed natural gas (CNG)/hydrogen)
• Promote informed consumer choice on fuel economy
• Increase the acquisition of hybrid vehicles by fleets and consumers
• Advance the use of idle reduction technologies in heavy-duty vehicles
• Develop partnerships, investigate opportunities for joint projects, leverage resources, and collaborate on public policy

Through these efforts the Clean Fuels Coalition hopes to meet the program’s goal of displacing 8 billion gallons of petroleum in the transportation sector by 2020.

As of April 2005, nationally Clean Fuels’ 4,800 stakeholders operate thousands of AFVs that collectively displace approximately 180 million gallons of petroleum and lower emissions by 31,800 metric tons each year from the use alternative fuel vehicles.

SDCleanFuels.org Rules on Open Discussion

This website serves as an open forum for the SDCFC Board of Directors to inform and share with fleet operators and the public about our work done within the mission of the Department of Energy (DOE) Clean Cities Program. Among the many features implemented to facilitate open and frank discussions on local, regional and national energy efficiency issues is the Comment area below each and every post on this site. We welcome all your opinions, views, comments and observations in this open conversation format.

While we do encourage open and honest discussions, the following simple rules will be in place at all times:

• The Comment area will be moderated according to standard open forum rules and policies (such as described in Wikipedia’s Internet Forum Rules and Policies.)
• Basic netiquette will be highly encouraged and strictly enforced.
• We reserve the right to remove any comment breaking these rules or deemed not appropriate for public viewing and/or lacking basic civility.
• Comments must be relevant to the topic under which it is submitted. Irrelevant comments will be removed.

Thank you for visiting the San Diego Clean Fuels Coalition.