Alternative Fuels Resources
- www.FuelEconomy.gov – US Department of Energy page containing tools and tips for improving fuel economy, purchasing more efficient vehicles, and saving money.
- www.AFDC.energy.gov – Alternative fuels Data Center contains information on currently available alternative fuels in the US as well as maps and data about their use, laws and incentives, and technical publications.
Alternative Fueling Station Locator
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Resources For Local Governments
- Taking Advantage of Tax Credits – Local governments can take advantage of clean energy tax credits through the IRS Elective-Pay option. Learn more at IRS.gov
- DOE C2C Programs – The DOE and its national laboratories are offering direct-assistance and peer-learning cohorts through the new Clean Energy to Communities Program (C2C). Offered as in-depth technical partnerships, peer learning cohorts, or expert-match short-term technical assistance; the program has multiple ways for communities to learn how best to improve energy efficiency and plan for clean energy projects.
Resources for Fleet Managers
- AFLEET – A tool from Argonne National Lab that can help you evaluate the lifetime economic and environmental impacts of the types of vehicles that you use in your fleet.
- NAFA – This professional fleet managers association provides resources, contacts and events to help fleet managers navigate the constantly-evolving world of the transportation industry.
- Right-Sizing Your Fleet – Ensuring that the vehicles depoyed in your fleet are the “right tools for the job,” and that the size of your fleet is appropriate to its needs are key steps in improving efficiency and reducing operational costs.
- Telematics can help you identify inefficiencies in your fleets operations. This article covers case studies of various types of fleets using telematics to inform energy-efficiency in their day-to-day operations.
Resources for Developers, Construction and Contractors
- Make ready information – planning for future EV charger installation can save hundreds or even thousands of dollars when done during the construction of new residences and businesses. Learn more about how to prepare your projects for future transportation needs.
- DUKE Homebuilder Charger Prep Credit – pays a stipend to homebuilders that install EV charger supporting infrastructure in new construction.
- DUKE Commercial Charger Prep Credit will help pay for infrastructure upgrades made during the installation of EV charging at a business.