The event in Woodenville, Washington celebrated the successful conclusion of the EMPOWER project, a major initiative aimed at improving...

Around 4,000 diesel drayage trucks serve the Ports of Tacoma and Seattle, located within the Duwamish Valley. These trucks transport goods from ports, cargo ships or neighboring rail yards for storage or distribution. Even traveling a short distance, diesel drayage trucks are a major contributor to increased emissions locally that impact the environment and public health.  However, the City of Seattle introduced the Heavy Duty Vehicle Electrification Incentive Pilot , which

It has been a year since Mount Vernon Library Commons opened its doors to the public and established the nation’s largest EV charging hub.  The EV charging station found at the Mount Vernon Library Commons is the nation's largest EV charging hub with 9 e-bike charger lockers, 76 EV charging ports, 4 of which are DC fast chargers, and the potential to install 200 more charging ports in the future.  Mount Vernon Library Commons, an EMPOWER workplace, has become a model in resou

Breaking Barriers Collaborative   will be hosting free Fleet Electrification Accelerator informational webinars this December and in January 2026. In these sessions, a ttendees can expect support through hands-on assistance by experts who strive to help local businesses, nonprofit organizations and government agencies put their fleet electrification goals into action. We encourage all PNW businesses to join an informational webinar session to learn about the Accelerator progr

As of October 8th, 2025, the Washington Department of Ecology began accepting applications for zero-emission vehicle projects for funding. This grant program will fund $25 million of alternative fuel vehicles for eligible applicants. Those who may apply include: Organizations licensed in Washington State (e.g. Corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, legal business entities, non-profit organizations, investor-owned utilities, contracted municipal utilities

About Xos Xos was founded in 2016 with the mission to address increasing carbon emissions in commercial transportation while supporting fleet members to transition into EVs. Xos has become a leading manufacturer of all-electric medium to heavy-duty commercial vehicles and the development of the Xos Hub™. Now, Xos vehicles have been used since 2018 by notable commercial fleets, and Xos continues to assist communities with their shift toward EVs.  Xos Hub: A Mobile Charging Sol

The Washington State Department of Commerce  is offering up to $1.5 million per project  through the Washington Electric Vehicle Charging Program (WAEVCP) Innovation Category , supporting projects that accelerate fleet electrification across the state. Backed by the Climate Commitment Act , this grant opportunity is specifically designed for projects that tackle hard-to-charge use cases  and address key access and infrastructure gaps. Now in its second round, the Innovation C

The Washington State Electric Vehicle Charging Program (WAEVCP) is now open for applications.  The WAEVCP will award approximately $19.4 million total for the installation of EV charging stations funded by Washington’s Climate Commitment Act. Applicants for this competitive grant include public agencies, electric utilities, non-profit and private organizations. Applicants are qualified for the following funding categories: Multifamily residential Public charging Fleet/workpla

Thurston County government serves an active, and conservation-minded population from Washington state’s capital city of Olympia, on the South Puget Sound about an hour south of Seattle on the Interstate 5 corridor. The community is made up of the unincorporated areas, small cities and farm communities within county boundaries.   As a proud member of Western Washington Clean Cities, the county has been steadily reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by transitioning its fleet o

Reefer units, also known as Transport Refrigeration Units (TRUs), traditionally maintain their cool temperatures while idling their vehicles. But often, this process can be noisy and emit carbon into the air. With the transition into electric TRUs, both community members and fleet operators can benefit from: Quieter vehicles on the road and while idle Low to no carbon emissions Convenient charging opportunities during loading  Financial savings for fleets Offsetting upfront

All-electric (EV), plug-in hybrid (PHEV), and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV) acquired from January 1, 2023, through September 30,...

Founded in 2016, BetterFleet is a global leader in planning, procurement, implementation, and operations software for zero-emission...

Tacoma Public Utilities will be showcasing one of the first electric dump trucks deployed in Washington state at GTSE 2025. This vehicle...

Western Washington Clean Cities (WWCC) has officially moved into the Tabor 100 Economic Development Hub in Tukwila. This move places us...

Join  Western Washington Clean Cities & Communities  at the Public Fleet Management Association's event in Ellensburg, Washington on May...

Join us for the Electric School Bus Summit on May 22, 2025, from 9:00–11:30 a.m. at the WSU Energy Office in Olympia, WA.  This event...

We are thrilled to highlight this round's member! DKS Electromobility Services Founded in 1979, DKS Associates is an employee-owned...

Coalition News: WWCC’s Year of Impact and Progress 2024 was a full year for the Western Washington Clean Cities Coalition (WWCC) . From...

As we close out 2024, our Coalition is taking a moment to celebrate the milestones and successes of the year. 🎉 Introducing: WWCC's 2024...

The Columbia-Willamette and Western Washington Clean Cities Coalitions are preparing for our Annual Alternative Fuels Survey. This survey...