Our Partners
Learn More About Alternative Fuels and Sustainable Energy from our partners and VSCCC members.
Maricopa Air Quality
Maricopa County Air Quality Department works to improve air quality of Maricopa County through multiple different incentives and programs. One of these is the Arizona Clean Diesel Program which utilizes the EPA’s DERA (Diesel Emissions Reduction Act) to provide grants for the updating or replacing of old diesel vehicles with new cleaner versions.
Salt river Project (SRP)
Salt River Project (SRP), is a not-for-profit organization that provides water and power services to more than 2 million people in central Arizona. SRP strives to provide affordable and reliable utility services to its customers. SRP is also providing customers with resources to help them take advantage of new energy technologies such as EV’s. Customers with EV’s can qualify for a home EV charger rebate and take advantage of their Electric Vehicle Time of Use Price Plan.
Arizona public service
ASU Sustainable cities network
Arizona State University’s Sustainable Cities Network. “Connecting Communities, Advancing Sustainability, and Cultivating Solutions.” The Network allows communities to share knowledge and coordinate efforts to understand and solve sustainability problems. Please check out their “Info of Interest Newsletter” for great sustainability information and news.
ADOT
Arizona Department of Transportation is also working towards reduced emissions with programs like its Electric Vehicle Program and the Alternative Fuel Corridor Plan .
Inter tribal council of arizona
The Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona's Air Quality Program supports clean air initiatives and provides information and resources to its members, which include 21 of the tribal nations of Arizona.
Southwest Gas
Southwest Gas provides natural gas services to Arizona, Nevada, and portions of California and serves more than 2 million customers. They have helped fleet customers throughout their service area reduce nearly 59,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by providing over 27 million therms of natural gas to be used as compressed natural gas(CNG) in place of diesel fuel. Southwest Gas Company is also partnering with 5 Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) projects to bring approximately 17.6 million therms of RNG to market each year.
City of Mesa
With a population of over 500,000 people, the city of Mesa is one of the largest cities in the state of Arizona. Mesa is improving air quality by utilizing clean alternative fuels in its fleets. Its solid waste trucks run on natural gas and Mesa Public School District has over 255 propane school busses in its fleet. Adopting alternative fuels is just one of the many techniques being used by the city to ensure a sustainable future for Mesa. Visit the city of Mesa’s website to learn more about this great city!
City of Phoenix
City of Scottsdale
Charge West
ChargeWest is a collection of Inter-mountain West states which are committed to improving electric corridors across the western United States by building infrastructure on rural gateway communities, state and national parks, monuments, recreation areas and scenic by-ways. States involved include Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming
