Melissa M. Howell

Melissa Howell has led the Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition since 1993, with the governance of Officers and a Board of Directors elected annually. Howell is based in Louisville and coordinates projects, programs and manages the fiscal well-being of the KCFC. Her educational focus was communications at Murray State University with continuing education as a graduate of the Bingham Fellows Program of Leadership Louisville. She mentors across the country for the U.S. Department of Energy, serves on the National Clean Cities Council, is a liaison between U.S. Department of Energy and UPS in the National Partner Program and serves as a founding board member of the Louisville Sustainability Council. She has been honored with a variety of awards including, the Governor's Environmental Award, the Environmental Leadership Award from Mammoth Cave National Park, Clean Cities Coordinator of the Year and the U.S. Department of Energy Pioneer Award for twenty years of service.

Learn about just some of the projects from Kentucky Clean Cities Partnership. Visit the Kentucky Clean Cities Partnership website for more projects and information.

• Mammoth Cave National Park
• Alternative Fuel Implementation Team (AFIT) for North Carolina