Transportation: National Clean Fleets Partners

Together, the partners operate more than 1 million vehicles across the nation and
. . .  are pace-setters that other fleets often look to for innovative advances.
. . . They represent immense potential for petroleum savings and the power to
. . . reshape markets by accelerating the adoption of alternative fuels,
. . . advanced vehicles, and smarter, more fuel-efficient operating practices.
“Individually, these companies operate on a very large scale,”
. . . said Mark Smith, who manages the national partnership efforts
. . . for the DOE Vehicle Technologies Program’s Clean Cities initiative.

“When any one of them chooses to use an alternative fuel like
. . . . . . natural gas,
. . . . . . electricity, or
. . . . . . biodiesel in place of conventional fuels,
. . . there is a tangible positive impact on the communities in which
. . . they do business. And by joining forces with one another and with
. . . Clean Cities, they realize efficiencies and synergies that
. . . stand to shift the way we power transportation in this country.”

AT&T
Coca-Cola
Enterprise Holdings (Alamo, Enterprise, and National, Car Rental)
FedEx
Frito-Lay
GE
Osram Sylvania
PepsiCo
Ryder
Schwan’s Home Service
Staples
ThyssenKrupp Elevator
UPS
Verizon

Source: http://energy.gov/si...arch%202012.pdf