In the News

DCI members and partners on August 19 were awarded more than $5.3 million in Indiana Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Fund grant funds.

Drive Clean Indiana, Inc. is partnering with NIPSCO to deploy new Level 2, publicly accessible charging stations throughout the NIPSCO electric territory.

Four Region school corporations and a Gary business will take a large step toward diesel-free transportation as a result of funds from a Volkswagen Corporation legal settlement.

Public charging stations in the NIPSCO territory are being deployed in a program from DCI. NIPSCO is offering a cash match of up to $500 for each successful grant application meeting requirements.

Publicly accessible charging stations throughout the NIPSCO electric service territory are being deployed in a program from Drive Clean Indiana. NIPSCO is offering a cash match of up to $500.

First responders and gasoline are a lot alike. Most of us take them for granted and don’t really think about them until we need them. Unfortunately, natural disasters can hamper the availability of vehicle fuels.

The Porter County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO), located in Valparaiso, Ind., has added 11 new hybrid squad cars to its fleet, Ford Police Interceptor Hybrid SUVs, with grant funding assistance from the state.

The Porter County Sheriff's Department received 11 new squad vehicles after a grant approved by the Indiana Office of Energy Development. DCI wrote the grant & manages the project.

VALPARAISO — After state and local officials spent more than a half hour touting the significance of the Porter County Sheriff's Department's recent purchase of 11 new hybrid Ford Interceptor SUVs

The Porter County Sheriff’s Department will soon be rolling out the 11 hybrid SUV squad cars recently purchased in part with a grant, making it among the first law enforcement agencies

Flipping the calendar to July always brings with it the excitement and anticipation of the July Fourth holiday.

Carmel Clay Schools has added the first all-electric school bus to Indiana, as a part of its initiative to move to greener, alternative fuel buses.