Thank you

• Capital Area Rural Transportation Services  
• Electric Cab of North America
• Austin Independent School District
• AmpAmericas
• City of Cedar Park
• The University of Texas at Austin
• Eanes Independent School District
• Propane Council of Texas
• City of Georgetown
• City of Pflugerville
• CNG4America
• Leander Independent School District
• Pinnacle Propane
• City of Austin
• TXDoT
• Texas Gas Service
• Travis County
• Bastrop Independent School District
• Austin Energy
• Benchmark Landscaping
• Schwan’s 
• UPS

As part of the Department of Energy’s Clean Cities program, Lone Star Clean Fuels Alliance is required to complete a re-designation process every four years. Consisting of stakeholder interviews and development/delivery of an information-packed power point presentation, the goal is to provide a snapshot of where the coalition has been and more importantly where it will be going. Thank you to our presentation team: Harris Baker, HBH Gas Systems, Heather Ball, Texas Natural Gas Foundation and Tony Dale, Spancil Hill Consulting. We successfully proved up our coalition’s relevance and received our letter of congratulation from the DOE earlier this month.

Lone Star Clean Fuels Alliance is celebrating our 25th anniversary this year.  We joined the DOE’s Clean Cities program when it was just a year old.  Both programs have grown significantly over the years, and one of the benefits of being a LSCFA stakeholder is use of the DOE’s web-based tools. This month we introduce you to the Alternative Fueling Station Locator. This site is searchable by fuel type and locale.  There’s also a mobile app that you can download from the site.
You’ll be amazed at the amount of alt fuel data at your fingertips!

Agility Fuel Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hexagon Composites, has appointed Seung W. Baik president of the company.

Hexagon Composites’ wholly-owned subsidiary Agility Fuel Solutions has signed an exclusive long-term agreement with New Flyer Industries Canada ULC and New Flyer of America Inc. (collectively, “New Flyer”) for the supply of compressed natural gas (CNG) cylinders for transit buses.

Hundreds of Clean Cities coordinators, stakeholders and clean transportation leaders from across the nation met in Washington, DC in February to educate federal policy makers about the need to expand America’s use of alternative fuels, including biofuels, electricity, natural gas, and propane Autogas.  During 240 meetings with Congressional offices and discussions with key federal agency policymakers, they continued to build bipartisan support for Clean Cities funding and other alternative fuels priorities.

We need your alt fuel data from 2018 – either the amount of fuel used or miles driven!
Our numbers will be combined with national data to produce the report on the right.  DOE is counting on us to present an accurate picture of our alt fuel efforts in Central Texas!  If you’ve been contacted, please reply before March 15th.