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KCFC News View our news blog at http://kycleanfuels.blogspot.com for member and clean technology news.
2011 was a busy year for the Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition.
KCFC Executive Director Melissa Howell inducted into the Clean Cities Hall of Fame
9.22.11 - Kentucky Hybrid School Buses Are Seeing Double 8.17.11 - LaRue County Schools Note Significant Savings with Hybrid-Electric Buses 8.11.11 - KCFC Members Take Part in Leadership Louisville Luncheon 6.13.11 - Kentucky's participation in Clean Cities Program paying off (Kentucky.com) 4.29.11 - KCFC Quarterly Meeting at Shaker Village 4.29.11 - KCFC Board Member Receives Environmental Leadership Award 3.15.11 - KCFC Welcomes Lindsey Duffy as Communications Specialist 1.31.11 - KCFC's Howell Helps Jacksonville Establish Clean Cities Program 1.28.11 - KCFC Hybrid School Bus Program Featured in Tucson Clean Cities Publication
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10.14.11
- Melissa Howell is a cornerstone of Clean Cities. She has been with
the program since its beginning in 1993, when she helped found
Kentucky's Commonwealth Clean Cities Partnership. Ever the
consummate professional, Howell's dedication to reducing petroleum
use in transportation has weathered all manner of political and
economic conditions. Howell is known for her persistence in
inspiring fleets to action, and she brought several high-profile
stakeholders to the alternative-fuel table, including Mammoth Cave
National Park, Fort Knox military base, UPS, and the World
Equestrian Games. And thanks to Howell's leadership, thousands of
children across the state of Kentucky ride to school on hybrid
electric and biodiesel buses.
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