Drive Clean Indiana Appoints Executive Board of Directors
Drive Clean Indiana recently elected its 2023 Executive Board of Directors, the nonprofit organization announced.
Drive Clean Indiana lauds sustainable transportation leaders
Drive Clean Indiana honored Indiana’s sustainable transportation leaders at the statewide nonprofit’s Annual Conference and Expo Tuesday.
July 27, 2022 – Green Fleet Radio
“Green Fleet Radio” host Carl Lisek of Drive Clean Indiana welcomes Nick Bettis, Director of Marketing and Sales Operations for Lightning eMotors, for Part 2 of a discussion about the
Opinion: Education key to sustainable transportation adoption
With access to information about anything you could possibly imagine literally at our fingertips at any given moment of the day, it can be hard to imagine how misinformation has become so rampant.
DCI to host sustainable transportation conference & expo
DCI is bringing together industry experts from across the country on Aug. 9 in Michigan City for a one-day, statewide sustainable transportation conference & expo at the Blue Chip Stardust Event Center.
July 20, 2022 – Green Fleet Radio
“Green Fleet Radio” host Carl Lisek of Drive Clean Indiana welcomes Nick Bettis, Director of Marketing and Sales Operations for Lightning eMotors, for Part 1 of a discussion about the
July 13, 2022 – Green Fleet Radio
“Green Fleet Radio” host Carl Lisek of Drive Clean Indiana welcomes Kathy Luther, NIRPC Director of Environmental Programs, for a discussion about the Business as Usual Forecast.
Riding the Lightning in Spencer County
Lightning eMotors, an electric-vehicle manufacturer based in Colorado, rolled out two of its products for a demonstration at the Lincoln Commerce Center last Tuesday.
July 6, 2022 – Green Fleet Radio
“Green Fleet Radio” host Carl Lisek of Drive Clean Indiana welcomes Kathy Luther, NIRPC Director of Environmental Programs, for a discussion about the Climate Action Plan Framework.
‘Good pandemonium’ as Indiana races toward plans for a new era of electric vehicles
After 35 miles of fields and farmland outside the southern tip of Indianapolis, the small town of Hope appears suddenly with a sign that proclaims “A surprising little town.”
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