NorCal Clean Cities & Communities
Driving cleaner transportation across Northern California
Helping fleets, agencies, and communities reduce petroleum use with resources, training, and funding.
Alternative fuels
The fuels we work with
From electricity to hydrogen, we help the region move to cleaner fuels. Tap any one to learn more.
Our programs

Fleet Academy
Hands-on training that helps fleets plan, fund and adopt cleaner vehicles.

School Bus Consortium
Helping districts swap diesel buses for electric — healthier rides for kids.

Community Mobility Collaborative
A regional collaborative advancing EV charging across the Sacramento area.

Workforce development
Training and outreach that build clean-transportation skills across the region.
Our mission
Reducing the use of fossil petroleum in the transportation and energy sectors
We serve communities across Northern California, from the greater Sacramento region north to the Oregon border, and parts of Solano County. We connect fleets, public agencies, and communities to cleaner fuels and vehicles through events, training, and funding guidance.

Formerly the Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition, and one of more than 75 Clean Cities coalitions nationwide.
What we do
How we help the region
We make the switch to cleaner transportation easier for fleets, agencies, and communities in three ways.
Educate
Clear guidance on alternative fuels, vehicles, and charging.
Connect
Events and working groups that bring the region together.
Fund
Help finding and qualifying for grants and incentives.
9.3M
Gallons of gasoline reduced last year
64,268
Tons of greenhouse gas reduced
Sponsors & partners
The partners behind our work
Backed by public agencies, fleets, and clean-transportation leaders across Northern California.
And many more public agencies, fleets, and partners across the region.
In the news
Recent highlights
Press coverage, videos, and interviews from our recent work across the region.
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