San Joaquin Valley Clean Cities and Communities
Our Story
San Joaquin Valley Clean Cities and Communities (SJVCCC) is a standalone 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving a geographically expansive and socio-economically diverse nine-county region. Designated by the U.S. Department of Energy in 1994, the coalition operates in a territory defined by major oil production and some of the most challenged air quality in the United States. Under the leadership of Director Alley Moyers, SJVCCC bridges the gap between high-level state mandates and the practical implementation needs of underserved, low-income communities. By focusing on equitable infrastructure and workforce development, the coalition addresses the logistical hurdles of the energy transition in both high-density urban centers like Bakersfield and vast rural agricultural corridors.
Core Capabilities
Like all Clean Transportation Network members, Treasure Valley Clean Cities offers a core set of capabilities to stakeholders.
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High-level proficiency in conducting fleet data analysis (AFLEET) and creating long-term transition roadmaps.
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Experts in organizing "Ride & Drives," webinars, and community listening sessions that demystify new technology for the public.
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Experienced in serving as a Principal Investigator and subrecipient on federal and state grants.
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Providing deep-dive support for charging/fueling infrastructure and first responder safety training.
Coalition Impacts in 2024
Energy Impact
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Successfully displaced 17,219,301 Gasoline Gallon Equivalents (GGE).
Emissions Impact
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Prevented 74,484 tons of Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG).
Infrastructure Support
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Oversight of 4,418+ EV charging outlets, 45 Natural Gas stations, and 38 Propane sites.
Network Synergy
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Comprehensive technical coverage for 9 counties covering over 28,900 sq miles.
Major Projects & Accomplishments
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The Atlas Project
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The Echo Project
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The Brightline Project
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The Northgrid Project
Air Quality Advocacy in Impacted Corridors
Addressing the nation's worst air quality by targeting emissions in the southern valley's most underserved corridors to improve public health in historically marginalized communities.
Strategic State and Utility Partnerships
Maintaining direct working relationships with PG&E, the California Air Resources Board (CARB), and the California Energy Commission (CEC) to align state environmental goals with regional operational needs.
Specialized Infrastructure Consultancy
Utilizing deep technical expertise to navigate the planning and installation of alternative fuel networks within California’s poorest counties and most challenging logistical terrains.
Socio-Economic Navigation
Fostering clean energy adoption across a diverse landscape defined by massive oil production, low-income demographics, and a wide spectrum of regional political views.