The document summarizes Wisconsin Clean Cities' efforts to promote alternative fuels and reduce petroleum consumption in Wisconsin. It provides data on fuel consumption in the state and lists the goals of the Wisconsin Smart Fleet Program partnership, which are to reduce fleet carbon footprints, promote smart fleet branding, and help fleets meet economic goals by providing planning tools. It also recognizes top participating fleets and thanks sponsors for their support.

1. Wisconsin Clean Cities
“Driving Wisconsin Forward for 21 Years”
Maria Redmond
Director, WI Office of Energy Innovation

2. Source: WI Department of Revenue
• 2014 On-road diesel consumption: 794.5 million gallons
• 2014 On-road gasoline consumption: 2.61 billion gallons
www.stateenergyoffice.wi.gov
Wisconsin Alternative Motor Fuel Consumption - (Millions of Gallons)
2012 2013 2014
2015
(as of Sep 30)
LPG 1.63 1.97 2.30 1.76
Ethanol 297.48 294.68 282.54 241.78
CNG 1.42 3.64 8.35 8.30
Wisconsin Vehicle Fuel Consumption

3. • Partnership between the Wisconsin State Energy
Office and Wisconsin Clean Cities and was funded
through the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) grant
called “Forwarding Wisconsin’s Fuel Choice.”
• Goals
– Reduce the fleets carbon footprint;
– Promote smart fleet branding; and
– To help meet their internal economic goals.
• Provide fleets with planning tools to help them
outline the different options available for their specific
and situations.
Reduce Carbon Footprint
• Learn how to reduce harmful
emissions, increase energy security,
and contribute toward a growing
economy in Wisconsin.
Meet Internal Economic Goals
• Learn how to reduce dependence on
petroleum-based fuels and ways to
use alternative fuels and technologies.
Smart Fleet Branding
• Promotion and outreach are part of
the program. It’s an opportunity for
your company to showcase your fleet.
WISCONSIN SMART FLEET
PROGRAM

4. WISCONSIN
SMART FLEET
PARTNERS
The list of WSF partners
continues to grow
STATEWIDE!
We currently have 31
partners in the program
and are looking to add
more in 2016!
Contact us if you are
interested.

5. NEW WISCONSIN SMART
FLEET PARTNERS IN 2015
Trucking Company based in
Waterloo, WI
Operates 76 CNG vehicles
County Fleet based in
Milwaukee, WI
Operates 657 vehicles of which 169
are alternatively fueled
Trucking Company based in
Waterloo, WI
Operates 102 vehicles
Public University based in
Milwaukee, WI
Operates 134 vehicles of which 44 are
alternatively fueled

6. WISCONSIN SMART FLEET
PARTNERS RECOGINTION
Fleets That Have Seen Great Improvement This Year!
Added a Propane, Hybrid Vehicles, Idle Reduction Practices
Added CNG Delivery Truck in 2015
Added 2 Propane Vehicles - Eliminated 2 Petroleum Vehicles
Purchased 11 New Hybrids in 2015
Converted All Diesel Vehicles to Biodiesel
Almost doubled the GGE of CNG Consumption
All Diesel Vehicles Now Use Biodiesel

7. WISCONSIN SMART FLEET
PARTNERS

8. WISCONSIN SMART FLEET
PARTNERS

9. THANK YOU TO OUR AGAIN
TO ALL OF OUR SPONSORS!
Advanced VTech
American Lung Association in WI
Black Dog Corporation
Cummins NPower
Leonardo Academy
MATC/Sustainability Summit
Paper Transport, Inc.
Sierra Monitor Corporation

10. SAVE THE DATE!

11. It's all about improving quality of life for the people living in Wisconsin! Become a member today to help us
promote the use of alternative fuels, alternative fuel vehicles, advanced technology vehicles, supporting
infrastructure, and related technologies.
Why? Because these fuels, vehicles, and technologies contribute to better air to breathe, less reliance on
petroleum, and support the nation's economy.
Benefits of Joining:
– Networking opportunities with fleets and industry partners that have experience in alternative fuels
and advanced vehicles;
– Technical training, workshops, and webinars;
– Information resources on alternative fuels, advanced vehicles, idle reduction, and other technologies
that reduce petroleum use;
– Individual consultation and technical assistance;
– Funding opportunities from the U.S. Department of Energy;
– Information about funding sources from state and local government agencies, nonprofits, and
foundations;
– Assistance with funding applications;
– Public recognition for progress in reducing petroleum consumption; and
– Assistance with media outreach.
GET INVOLVED WITH
WISCONSIN CLEAN CITIES!

12. Lorrie Lisek
Executive Director
(O) 414-221-4958
(C) 219-765-4776
Lorrie.Lisek@WICleanCities.org
Erika Noble
Co-Coordinator
(O) 414-221-4487
(C) 262-492-1809
Erika.Noble@WICleanCities.org
Wisconsin Clean Cities
231 W Michigan Street, P321
Milwaukee, WI 53203
www.wicleancities.org
Tim Verbeke
Intern
(O) 414-221-2175
(C) 262-416-8935
Tim.Verbeke@WICleanCities.org
THANKS FOR ATTENDING!
See You in 2016…