Here's a list of current incentives and support for zero-emission or low-emission vehicles in Florida, specifically tailored for commercial fleet operators seeking guidance from their regional Clean Cities Coalitions:

1. North Florida Clean Fuels Coalition: The coalition collaborates with vehicle fleets, fuel providers, and community leaders to promote alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies. Serving counties like Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, Putnam, and St. Johns, it boasts 732 electric charging outlets among other alternative fueling stations? (Clean Cities Energy)?.
2. Southeast Florida Clean Cities Coalition: This coalition also works with fleets and stakeholders to support clean transportation choices. Covering Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe, and Palm Beach counties, it offers access to 4,038 electric charging outlets, highlighting a strong infrastructure for electric vehicles? (Clean Cities Energy)?.
3. Department of Energy Funding Announcement: Recently, the Biden-Harris Administration announced funding to develop zero-emission vehicle corridors across the U.S., focusing on medium- and heavy-duty vehicle charging and hydrogen infrastructure. This initiative will expand EV charging infrastructure and is part of efforts to decarbonize freight transportation, with implications for fleet operators nationwide? (The Department of Energy's Energy.gov)?.

These resources provide a starting point for commercial fleet operators in Florida looking to transition to cleaner transportation options. The Clean Cities Coalitions in North and Southeast Florida offer local support and access to a growing network of alternative fueling stations, while federal initiatives aim to bolster the infrastructure and adoption of zero-emission vehicles on a larger scale.

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Web Links - Activities The North Florida TPO has invested over $5 million in clean fuels infrastructure and vehicles in our region.