Drive Clean Indiana

The Drive Clean Indiana works with vehicle fleets, fuel providers, community leaders, and other stakeholders to save energy and promote the use of domestic fuels and advanced vehicle technologies in transportation.

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Expanded Statewide Coverage for Indiana

Indiana is now offering statewide Clean Cities support and services through a single point of contact. The statewide program is an opportunity to leverage and combine resources and partnerships to build a stronger, better-coordinated alternative fuel and advanced transportation collaborative throughout the state. The U.S. Department of Energy designated the South Shore Clean Cities / Legacy Environmental team to represent all of Indiana as part of the national network. More information related to changes and enhancements for Clean Cities in Indiana will be coming soon.

Contact Information

10115 Ravenwood Dr, Ste B
St. John, IN 46373

Carl Lisek
219-644-3690
clisek@drivecleanindiana.org

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Carl Lisek

Carl Lisek is the Vice President and co-owner of Legacy Environmental Services, Inc. and has served as Executive Director of South Shore Clean Cities since 2005. Under Lisek’s leadership, South Shore Clean Cities has become the definitive resource in Northern Indiana for cleaner fuels, vehicles and energy-saving transportation technologies that reduce pollution, increase American energy security and strengthen Indiana’s economy. In 2012, South Shore Clean Cities was recognized as having the largest increase in petroleum reduction by the U.S. Department of Energy and for being one of the most vibrant Clean Cities Coalitions in the United States. Lisek is Board Trustee of Transportation Energy Partners, a national non-profit that serves as an umbrella organization for many of the nation’s 100+ Clean Cities coalitions and educates policy makers and others on transportation energy issues. In 2015, Carl and his wife, Lorrie, – who serves as president of Legacy Environmental Services and executive director of Wisconsin Clean Cities – were inducted into the U.S. Department of Energy’s Clean Cities Hall of Fame.

General Stats

Designated: June 15, 1999
Population: 6,785,528 (based on 2020 Census estimate)
Area: 36,187 sq. mi.
Local/Regional Service Area: Entire State of Indiana
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