Who We Are
Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition
Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition (ACFC) serves as the principal coordinating point for clean, transportation alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicle activities in Alabama. The Clean Cities program was established in 1993 by the U.S. Department of Energy to facilitate voluntary public/private partnerships around the country to create viable markets for clean, alternative fuel vehicles. ACFC was incorporated in 2002 as an Alabama 501c3 non-profit. We received our designation as a designated Clean Cities coalition in 2009 and was re-designated in 2014 and again recently in 2022.
Today a national network of nearly 90 Clean Cities coalitions brings together stakeholders in the public and private sectors to deploy alternative and renewable fuels, idle-reduction measures, fuel economy improvements, and emerging transportation technologies.

What We Do
ACFC's objectives are:
To reduce our dependence on foreign petroleum.
To expand the market for alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles.
To improve air quality In Alabama through increasing the use of cleaner alternative fuels.
To create economic development opportunities by creating a 21st Century transportation network in Alabama.
ACFC strives to do four things well!
Be a clearinghouse for information about alternative fuels and advanced technology vehicles
Receive and provide grants for alternative fuel infrastructure projects.
Conduct public education and outreach.
Work on State and National Alternative Fuel/Vehicle Policy.
Questions?
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Help guide the decisions that will impact economic development and air quality in Alabama.
