Granite State Clean Cities Coalition

Granite State Clean Cities Coalition Supported by the U.S. Using less diesel and gasoline in our vehicles helps to reduce our nation’s dependence on foreign oil while improving our air quality.

GSCCC, administered by NHDES, works to support the goals of reducing dependence on foreign oil, and improving air quality, through the use of domestically produced, cleaner burning alternative fuels and other fuel reduction strategies. Department of Energy Clean Cities Program, the Granite State Clean Cities Coalition (GSCCC) seeks to reduce petroleum use in transportation through the use of dome

stically produced, cleaner burning alternative fuels and other fuel reduction strategies. A collaborative of over 100 public and private interests from all regions in New Hampshire, GSCCC is administered by the NH Department of Environmental Services, a State of New Hampshire agency. Alternative Fuel Vehicles that run on fuels such as electricity, natural gas, propane, biodiesel, ethanol and hydrogen can help reduce vehicle emissions, provide domestic economic benefits, and increase the energy security of the US by reducing our dependence upon foreign sources of petroleum. The stability of our transportation future, and perhaps even the nation’s economy, rests upon our ability to diversify the nation’s fuel sources and types.

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The time is now >>> CommuteSmart NH challenge is on! modes of for your consideration:- biking - walking- running- ...
05/11/2026

The time is now >>> CommuteSmart NH challenge is on!

modes of for your consideration:
- biking
- walking
- running
- carpooling
- riding the bus

Thanks Student Transportation of America for the smooth, quiet ride on the magic ! What a treat for attendees of the ...
04/13/2026

Thanks Student Transportation of America for the smooth, quiet ride on the magic ! What a treat for attendees of the State Energy Conference and site visit to the dam operated by !!

NH Department of Environmental Services

Granite State Clean Cities Coalition newsletter just released and chock-full of opportunities: https://conta.cc/3LTptvX ...
01/28/2026

Granite State Clean Cities Coalition newsletter just released and chock-full of opportunities: https://conta.cc/3LTptvX
funding + resources = clean transportation projects!

Have something to say about expanding access to charging in the ? Here's your chance: https://www.das.nh.gov/purchasi...
12/22/2025

Have something to say about expanding access to charging in the ? Here's your chance:https://www.das.nh.gov/purchasing/docs/bids/RFI%20DES%202026-01.pdf
NH Department of Environmental Services

Here's a treat from Manchester Transit Authority and a great way to join CommuteSmart NH "Buses, Bikes & Brooms" challen...
10/21/2025

Here's a treat from Manchester Transit Authority and a great way to join CommuteSmart NH "Buses, Bikes & Brooms" challenge - no trick!

🚍Hop on — it’s on us! To celebrate Community Transportation Month, New Hampshire is offering a Fare-Free Transit Day Wednesday, October 22, 2025!

Whether you’re headed to work, school, the grocery store, or just exploring your community — you can ride for FREE on MTA and, participating public and community transportation services across the state.

This is your chance to:
✅Try transit for the first time
✅Save on your usual commute
✅Learn how transit connects our communities
✅Support a cleaner, more accessible New Hampshire

No fares. Just ride.

Let’s celebrate how community transportation keeps New Hampshire connected — affordably, sustainably, and equitably.💙

Kicking off today, CommuteSmart NH "Buses, Bikes and Brooms" Challenge -- during the month of October help reduce an...
10/01/2025

Kicking off today, CommuteSmart NH "Buses, Bikes and Brooms" Challenge -- during the month of October help reduce and by choosing public transportation, pedaling or human-power to get to work, school or play!

Join CommuteSmart New Hampshire and get rewards when you walk, bike, telecommute, carpool, vanpool, take the bus, or work a compressed week. It's free and easy to do.

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