The Southeast Diesel Collaborative is a voluntary, public-private partnership involving leaders from federal, state and local government, the private sector and other stakeholders throughout the southeast working to reduce diesel emissions. The Southeast Diesel Collaborative is part of the Environmental Protection Agency’s National Clean Diesel Campaign.
Focus area calls for Southeast Diesel Collabaorative Partners
Continuing with the next step in our 2010-2011 Southeast Diesel Collaborative restructuring and planning, we are moving the SEDC Focus Area groups forward by holding the next round of calls for the 3 Focus Areas - Public Fleets, NonRoad and Freight - during the month of February.
The purpose of these calls is to finalize the workplans for each of the 3 SEDC Focus Areas with priorities, action items, and current points of contact. Additionally, the calls will identify the workgoups/committees for each focus area and determine the frequency of future meetings. All identified Focus Area workgroups will begin (or reconvene, in the case of Green Corridors and Construction committees) their regular meetings in March 2010. As a SEDC partner, these upcoming calls are your next opportunity to discuss, influence and shape what activities we will work on as a collaborative as we move forward over the next two years.
These calls will be held on:
Public Fleets -Tuesday, FEB 9 - 2:00 to 3;30 pm EST (SEDC Team Lead-Dale Aspy 404-562-9041)
NonRoad - Tuesday, FEB 16 - 2:00 to 3:30 pm EST (SEDC Team Leads-Kelly Sheckler 404-562-9222, Amanetta Somerville 404-562-9025)
Freight -Tuesday, FEB 23 - 2:00 to 3:30 pm EST (SEDC Team Lead-Alan Powell 404-562-9045)
Call in number is 1-866-299-3188, access code 4045629127 # for each of these calls
The Fourth Annual Southeast Diesel Collabaorative Partners Meeting
The Fourth Annual Southeast Diesel Collaborative was in Atlanta, Georgia on June 15-17, 2009. On June 17, 2009 the SEDC in partneship with MECA held a Technology and Idiling workshop. This year over 180 partners meeting focused on "the changing climate for energy, environment and economics" and how the SEDC can continue our successful efforts and identify new opportunities in clean diesel, renewable energy and emerging sectors and technologies. Presentations are now availabe.
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Have or your organization completed a diesel project that is not currently reflected in the SEDC project lists? Then please feel free to tell us about your project here. |
