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Join Energy Vision as we work toward these goals
Energy Vision is a national non-profit organization analyzing and promoting ways to make a swift transition to pollution-free renewable energy sources and clean, petroleum-free transportation fuels for the green cities of the future.
What Is Unique about Energy Vision?
- The in-depth expertise of our Associates regarding a wide range of vehicles—especially refuse trucks—using alternative fuels, including natural gas fuel, bio-based, hydrogen fuel, hybrid, and fuel cells
- The reputation for credible solution-oriented findings that members of our team have gained from their reports which are used worldwide for projects designed to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gases
- A commitment to the publicity, education and collaborative outreach that can translate information into concrete policies and alternative fuel vehicle programs
White Paper: U.S. Can Act Now to Substantially Cut Oil Consumption
July 19th, 2010 2:50 pm
A White Paper, released today by Energy Vision, documents that the millions of trucks and buses on US roadways are the best starting point for ending the widely acknowledged dangers of U.S. transportation’s dependence on oil. It describes a practical strategy for moving these medium and heavy duty vehicles toward sustainable fuel and identifies pending legislation for driving this shift.
Read the full white paper and examine the appendices
Read our press release
Politico Op Ed: Energy Vision’s Perspectives taken to Washington
July 15th, 2010 1:07 pm
With the energy policy debate in Washington heating up, we’ve taken Energy Vision’s perspectives to the Hill.
The government must first address the 10 million trucks and buses on the roads in tackling the nation's dependence on oil.
Read the full Politico OpEd piece
Feature Article: Toward a Cleaner, Cheaper, Renewable Energy Future
July 5th, 2010 1:40 pm
Joanna Underwood, President of Energy Vision (shown here with Dominick Longobardi, of the Greater Long Island Clean Cities Coalition) participated in the unveiling of the new natural gas refueling station in Smithtown, Long Island. Joanna said “For the millions of Americans who are looking with despair at the catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and wondering how long our country’s addiction to oil will last, hope is right here in Smithtown.”