Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition Mission

As a successful non-profit 501(c)(3), our mission is to connect providers and consumers of fuels across the Commonwealth of Kentucky with the best information and education available on clean transportation technologies.

Operating Objectives & Strategies

  • Build partnerships between fuel providers and consumers.
  • Raise awareness about the opportunities and benefits of using alternative fuels and advanced transportation technologies.
  • Focus on incorporating alternative fuels and advanced transportation technologies.
  • Provide members and stakeholders with continuing education opportunities and reliable informational resources.
  • Commit to air quality and environmental stewardship.
  • Provide a balanced source of information for developing partnerships and a realistic market approach to project implementation.
  • Focus on incorporating alternative fuels and advanced transportation technologies into technician education.
  • Facilitate our stakeholders in advancing their transportation technologies and fuels.
  • Connecting technology vendors and financial resources to regulatory and safety requirements.

KCFC strives to transform Kentucky into a model area for implementing public policies that support and encourage the use of alternative fuels and technologies for transportation. Our vision includes improving air quality and public health, diminishing dependence on foreign oil, and enriching the state economy.

Our Vision

Board of Directors & Members

Proudly in Partnership with:

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Kentucky News

KCFC 2026 Annual Meeting
Forecasting Our Future: Louisville program pays you to use ‘cleaner’ lawn care equipment
Renewable natural gas company to build on 40-acre site in Bullitt County
People looking toward alternative means of transportation amid gas price spike
Toyota planning $461 million Georgetown expansion for ‘advanced technology vehicles’

National News

Transportation Department to Invest $610 Million to Modernize U.S. Bus Infrastructure
USPS Could Serve Nearly All Its Mail Routes in Electric Vehicles, a Watchdog Says
$412 million in federal funding shouldn’t focus on freeways, transportation commission says
Biden administration, DOE announce $3 billion in new funding to support US EV battery manufacturing and recycling
Postal Service Says It Could Buy More EVs If Congress Funded It

KCFC Monthly Newsletters

September Newsletter

This month marks an exciting new phase as we continue our expansion of electric vehicle infrastructure across the Commonwealth, welcome exceptional fresh talent to our internal team and explore groundbreaking heavy-duty commercial freight adoptions. We are also pleased to share a massive green campus initiative update from the Conn Center and formally invite our stakeholders to preview our fully updated web platform at our upcoming annual meeting on November 2nd .

View KCFC's September Edition

August Newsletter

KCFC’s August Newsletter highlights the U.S. Department of Transportation’s announcement on bus modernization and Kentucky’s Volkswagen Settlement Funding. It also announces the upcoming 2026 Annual Meeting in November, along with featured articles and interviews.

View KCFC's August Edition

July Newsletter

KCFC's July Edition annouces their new board of directors, major accomplishments, Kentucky Clean Energy growth, upcoming events, and other items of interest. 

View KCFC"s July Edition

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