Last week, the Michigan legislature and Governor Whitmer agreed upon a bipartisan budget for the fiscal year 2023. Under this budget, there are provisions for school aid, public health, and…
Earlier this week, Clean Fuels Michigan sent a letter to Michigan’s federal legislators urging them to support clean transportation policies. This letter was signed by 27 members and partners, representing…
Last November, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), formerly known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill, passed the legislature and was approved by the President. This legislation provides funding to…
Currently in Michigan, 0.32% of passenger vehicles on the road are electric. Though this small percentage reflects relatively low electric vehicle adoption, there are huge benefits to electrifying the transportation…
The Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean School Bus Program is now accepting applications from eligible fleets. This program, authorized by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), provides $5 billion over…
On April 21st, 2022, the MI Healthy Climate Plan was introduced, offering a roadmap to a zero-emissions statewide economy by 2050 with an interim goal of 52% emissions reductions by…
A couple of weeks ago, we discussed how natural gas fleets offer financial savings and reduce emissions. Today, we will be highlighting another alternative fuel fleet solution, propane, and Clean…
Senate Bill 814, introduced by Senator Daley, would expand the use of low emission, renewable fuels in Michigan by creating tax incentives for the sale of gasoline fuels blended with…
On Thursday, the Michigan Legislature approved a $4.8 billion spending plan with overwhelming bipartisan support. Along with provisions for roads, bridges, safe drinking water, and rental assistance, the package includes…
Alternative fuels offer fleets a unique opportunity to save money and reduce emissions. Over the next few weeks, we will be highlighting alternative fuel technologies and the Clean Fuels Michigan…