Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities Technical Advisory Committee

DFW was one of the first regions to be designated as part of the Department of Energy's Clean Cities community partnership in 1995. Dallas Fort Worth Clean Cities works to reduce transportation energy use and improve air quality by providing guidance to fleets and other drivers about clean fuels/technologies for vehicles, coordinating infrastructure planning and readiness, and facilitating best practices around transportation-energy integration.

DFW Clean Cities is supported by the DFWCC Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). This committee includes public- and private-sector representatives that provide input to guide the coalition's strategic direction, support its activities and facilitate its capacity for growth.

NCTCOG is seeking nominations for the DFWCC Technical Advisory Committee through July 17, 2026

Nominees should have knowledge of topics such as alternative fuels and fleets, energy, and local governments.  If you are interested in becoming a member of the TAC, please go to Get Involved/DFWCC TAC at the DFWCC website.

For upcoming DFWCC events as well as past meeting resources, visit DFWcleancities.org.

To become a stakeholder of DFWCC, please complete the form provided at Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities.

Thank you to the sponsors of the DFW Clean Cities Coalition!  

DFWCC Technical Advisory Committee Guiding Principles

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