Clean Energy, sub-grantee in the Ohio Advanced Transportation Partnership (OATP), has begun testing its LNG fueling facility in Seville, Ohio. Clean Energy is developing four (4) natural gas stations throughout Ohio with assistance from a grant administered by Clean Fuels Ohio with funding from the U.S. Department of Energy.

Clean Fuels Ohio, through the Ohio Environmental Educational Fund (OEEF) hosted an Electric Vehicle Showcase on August 30, 2011 which included presentations from Dr. Shawn Midlam-Mohler of OSU Center for Automotive Research, Don Iverson of National Electric Manufacturers Association, Brian Patnoe of CODA Automotive and Calvin Williams of Eaton.

Clean Fuels Ohio is offering a free grant writing service for applications for funding from the USDA biofuels blender pump program. Clean Fuels Ohio will work directly with the applicant to gather necessary documentation and information and will work directly with the selected vendor to confirm project details. For more information on services provided by Clean Fuels Ohio please email or call Megan Miller ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) (614) 884-7336.

The Ohio Advanced Transportation Partnership (OATP) has funding for EV infrastructure projects. With the help of the Department of Energy (DOE) Clean Cities Program funding through the ARRA, Clean Fuels Ohio will bring plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) charging to Ohio.

Excitement filled the Clean Fuels Ohio office after The Dayton Business Journal reported last week that Clean Fuels Ohio ranked 3^rd in the country for petroleum displacement. The ranking is based on the annual Department of Energy survey which rates Clean Cities Coalitions on the amount of petroleum displacement based on their work. Clean Fuels Ohio is one of over 80 coalitions nationwide.

Whether you’re catching a ride to the remote lot at the Columbus airport, hailing a Yellow Cab, or just keeping your eyes peeled on the interstate, you’re bound to see a propane powered vehicle.

On April 21, 2011 the City of Logan, in partnership with Hocking College, held a press conference to unveil the Logan’s first CNG street sweeper that will be fueled at the Hocking College Energy Institute in Logan with local CNG. Jerry Hutton, Dean of the Hocking College Energy Institute and Board member of Clean Fuels Ohio generously arranged, planned and hosted the unveiling and gave a tour of the Energy Institute after the event. Dr. Jerry Hutton will sell the local CNG to Logan for $1.85 gasoline gallon equivalent (GGE), $2.00 less per GGE than the current price of diesel.