The EGI at the University of Michigan has launched the Michigan Vehicle Technology Transition Impact Project, to support local leaders and community members as they respond to vehicle electrification in their communities.
Lansing will be installing up to 50 new electric vehicle charging sites across the city with funding from the federal government that was announced on Friday.
Michigan Clean Cities helps bring an electric vehicle carshare program to west Michigan.
MICC’s quarterly clean transportation networking events are back! On November 3, 2023, we held our fall networking mixer on electric school busing with host BorgWarner (formerly Rhombus Energy Solutions) and sponsor Clean Fuels Michigan.
MICC highlights biodiesel for use in marine vehicles in Michigan’s clean transportation discourse, actively engaging with the Clean Ports Working Group and Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority Decarbonization Project.
In 2021, the DOE’s Clean Cities Initiative piloted capacity-building training to align with the Justice40 Initiative, focusing on clean transportation. MICC’s next step involves co-developing Clean Transportation Action Plans with Detroit communities.
Learn how to navigate federal funding opportunities in our blog series, covering scenarios like cost-sharing, municipal challenges, and modernization projects.
During a boat tour on the Detroit River July 26, state legislators, city officials, media and clean air stakeholders learned about new initiatives to improve air quality and support more sustainable shipping on Detroit area waterways. The tour was sponsored by Warner...
Governor Gretchen Whitmer joined the National Park Service (NPS) to launch the National Park Michigan Mobility Challenge (NPMMC).
Michigan Clean Cities coalition ready to support US DOE in “deployment, deployment, deployment” following Vice President Kamala Harris’ discussion on climate change