WHO WE ARE
Drive Clean Colorado (formerly Denver Metro Clean Cities Coalition), founded in 1993, is a non-profit coalition of diverse stakeholders – fleets, cities, school districts, manufacturers, state and federal agencies, and other industry leaders.
WHAT WE DO
Initiatives
Learn more about the programs that are moving Colorado’s fleets toward a cleaner future.
RESOURCES
The most up-to-date resources for information and funding opportunities.
EV EXPERTISE
Learn more about our Drive Electric Colorado program for EV awareness and education
Events
2021 International Zero Emission Bus Conference
2021 International Zero Emission Bus Conference
Drive Clean Colorado (formerly Denver Metro Clean Cities Coalition) is proud to be a Community Spons...
Driving clean
Sustainability Networks
We support local and regional sustainability leaders by providing valuable information, grant support, and connections that promote clean transportation.
Forward-Thinking Fleets
We work closely with fleets to provide data to assess their equipment, access to new technologies and fuels, and support with grants and funding.
Industry Leaders
We leverage our connections to promote the actions of our coalition members to achieve clean air in Colorado.
EV Consumers
We provide electric car ride & drives, workshops, information about tax incentives and coaching for consumers interested in EVs.
In the news
DMCC’s Annual Clean Cities Stakeholder Meeting: Recover Re-imagine Recharge
On January 15 we held our 2021 Annual Clean Cities Stakeholder Meeting. For this year our theme was Recover Re-imagine Recharge. We spent a packed two and a half hours with our stakeholders in what was at times a rapid-fire succession of discussions about current...
2019 Clean Cities Annual Report
Each year, the Clean Cities coalitions across the nation survey their stakeholders in order to measure the amount of petroleum displaced through the use of alternative fuels and petroleum reductions strategies. Those results are then aggregated in order to form...
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