Clean Fuels Ohio

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Clean Fuels Ohio (CFO) is a non-profit organization, formed in January 2002 under the original name of Central Ohio Clean fuels Coalition (COCFC). We are currently based at The Ohio State University Center for Automotive Research. Our mission is to increase the use of cleaner American fuels and vehicles and energy-saving transportation technologies (AFVTs) in order to improve air quality and health, reduce climate change, curb dependence on imported petroleum, and support Ohio's economy. Clean American fuels include biodiesel, natural gas, propane, ethanol, electricity, and hydrogen. In 2002, the U.S. Department of Energy designated CFO as the Clean Cities coalition for Central Ohio. We are proud of this designation and it gives us unique access to DOE technical and financial resources to develop AFVT projects. The DOE also gave an award to the Coalition in 2002 for "one of the best (market development) program plans ever received." Clean Fuels Ohio is based in Columbus and Ohio's capital city serves as the hub of our activities. However, as a result of our steady growth since 2002, we increasingly have taken on a statewide leadership role in project development, education and policy. You learn more about these projects by visiting our activities page . Clean Fuels Ohio's primary goal is to develop public-private projects that deploy vehicles, refueling equipment, and other technologies...

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