For commercial fleet operators in Florida seeking guidance from the Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition on incentives for zero emission or low emission vehicles, including automobiles, trucks, vans, and buses, here is a list of initiatives and resources available in 2024:

1. Clean Cities Funded Projects: A wide array of projects have been funded by the U.S. Department of Energy's Vehicle Technologies Office to support the transition to more energy-efficient and lower-emission vehicles. These projects range from advancing production of next-generation electric vehicle technologies and training for the electrified transportation workforce to initiatives aimed at equitable deployment of clean mobility options? 
2. Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition Information: The coalition works with vehicle fleets, fuel providers, community leaders, and other stakeholders to save energy and promote the use of alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies. While undergoing structural changes, the coalition remains a valuable resource for information on alternative fueling stations and initiatives within Central Florida? 
3. Advancing Alternative Fuel Markets in Florida: This completed project focused on developing model codes, ordinances, purchasing guidelines, and incentives. It also included safety and training programs for first responders, service technicians, and others. It aimed at the coordinated deployment of alternative fueling infrastructure across Florida, involving multiple Clean Cities Coalitions including the Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition? 

For further details on specific projects, eligibility criteria for incentives, and how to apply, fleet operators are encouraged to contact the Central Florida Clean Cities Coalition directly or explore the provided links.

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