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 ◊ Homepage - Find Refueling on I-75 ◊ Learn about the I-75 Project ◊ Our Major Partners Additional information (leaving site): ◊ Learn about the Clean Cities Program ◊ Learn about biodiesel ◊ Learn about E85 ethanol
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I-75 Green Corridor Project www.CleanFuelsCorridor.com 
Homepage - Find Refueling on I-75Project Overview: Collaboration to add E85 and B20 pumps all along I-75 making it the longest alternative fuels corridor in the United States. Project Numbers: 4 locations completed; 10 more in the works; another 15+ to be added! The below is an embedded Google map - you can grab it and move around in that window, double-click and zoom in or out, and click on the stations for more information! It is updated as we have more station data. View I-75 Green Corridor Map in a larger map
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KEY PEOPLE & PARTNERS ETCleanFuels - Project Leader Jonathan Overly Dept. of Energy's Clean Cities Program The University of Tennessee, Knoxville |
I-75 CORRIDOR LEADER COALITIONS Michigan Clean Energy Coalition Clean Fuels Ohio Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition East Tennessee Clean Fuels Clean Cities-Atlanta Middle Georgia Clean Cities Space Coast Clean Cities Coalition |
HOPES, ASPIRATIONS... ACTIONS This Website is part of the I-75 Green Corridor Project that is spreading American fuels use all along the I-75 corridor! Putting American fuels to work across the heartland of America. Sault Ste. Marie, MI all the way to Miami, FL. All 1,700+ miles of it. Secifically, we are adding E85 and B20 pumps as different locations all along K-75 in attempts to make I-75 traversable with a biofuels driver not having to go more than 200 miles before they will find their biofuels station. |