The Clean Cities Program is an initiative of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and focuses on strategies to reduce petroleum consumption in transportation. There are nearly 100 Clean Cities Coalitions across the country and Clean Cities–Georgia holds the distinction of being the first coalition. DOE officially designated the coalition in 1993. Clean Cities–Georgia is the central coordinating point for alternative fuel vehicle (AFV) activities in the state of Georgia. Our shared mission with the national Clean Cities Program is to: Advance the energy, economic, and environmental security of the United States by supporting local actions to reduce petroleum use in transportation.
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Sumner Pomeroy is the Executive Director of Clean Cities-Georgia.
5 people are employed at Clean Cities-Georgia.
Clean Cities-Georgia is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
The NAICS codes for Clean Cities-Georgia are [56, 561].
The SIC codes for Clean Cities-Georgia are [73, 738].
Top Clean Cities-Georgia Employees
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Sumner Pomeroy
Executive Director at Clean Cities-Georgia
Decatur, GA, US22 -
Larry Heiman
Project Manager at Clean Cities-Georgia
Atlanta, GA, US21 -
Cameron Ages
Transportation Associate at Clean Cities-Georgia
Atlanta, GA, US21 -
Tara Kurian
Green Fleet Fellow at Clean Cities-Georgia
Atlanta, GA, US1
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