Established in 1993
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About KCFC
Goals The goal of the Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition, established in 1993, is to improve air quality and support economic development across Kentucky by promoting the use of clean fuels and educating about evolving technologies. A 501c3 organization, the KCFC is governed by a board of directors and officers. Membership is composed of major auto manufacturers, equipment providers, private and public fleet managers, government agencies, fuel providers and universities.
KCFC’s goals are crucial to the future of Kentucky because:
2008 Board of Directors Richard Murray, Lexington Urban Fayette County Government Greg Davis, Mammoth Cave National Park John Davies, Governor’s Office of Energy Policy Mick Henderson, Commonwealth Agri-Energy Karen Scott, Louisville International Airport Steve Minter, KY Department of Agriculture Randy Queen, General Motors Corporation Mike Mulheirn, Jefferson County Schools John Wright, Owensboro Grain Company Dr. Nancy Cox, University of Kentucky Dickie Turner, Murray State University Debbie Ellis, Kentucky Soybean Board Bill Jacob, United Parcel Service 2008 Officers President – Jeff Lykins, Lykins Oil Vice President – Rick Geise, Griffin Industries, Inc Secretary – Sharon Lanham, Waddy Oil Treasurer – Vic Peek, LG&E (retired) |
KCFC manages the U.S. Department of
Energy’s Clean Cities Program and maintains tremendous national
recognition. Through a national network of 94 cities, the KCFC has
secured over $7 million dollars for clean fuel projects across the
Commonwealth.
© Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition.
PO Box 5174 Louisville KY 40255-5174