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Sunday, December 29, 2019 - 23:44:39

Renewable Natural Gas Workshops

Join the Land of Sky Clean Vehicles Coalition and the Triangle Clean Cities Coalition to learn more about renewable natural gas technologies and their potential applications in North Carolina. This event is free of cost to attendees and lunch will be provided!

Asheville Workshop (Register Here)
Contact: Bill Eaker, Land of Sky Regional Council
828-734-7434, bill@landofsky.org

Triangle Workshop (Register Here)
Contact: Andrea Eilers, Triangle J Council of Governments- Triangle Clean Cities
919-558-2705, aeilers@tjcog.org

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