YTCC serves as the primary clean transportation source for the Greater Yellowstone region.

Resources

Renewable Diesel

Informational poster about renewable diesel, highlighting its benefits such as being a better performing and cleaner fuel, drop-in replacement for petroleum diesel, produced from renewable sources like vegetable oils, meeting ASTM standards, reducing maintenance, and improving engine performance.
Comparison of petroleum diesel and renewable diesel benefits for Vancouver Fire Department, including engine improvements, air quality, DPF regeneration, fuel life, injector efficiency, and maintenance time savings.
Infographic showing the benefits of renewable diesel, including reductions in CO2 emissions and maintenance costs. Emissions decrease from petro diesel to R12, with 75% reduction, using 126,290 gallons of diesel. Maintenance costs reduce from $628,910 per year for petro to $580,358 for R50 and $538,260 for R99, seen in stacked columns.
Digital infographic with a blue background promoting renewable diesel resources. Features logos, QR codes, and a YouTube icon, with text about renewable diesel and related resources from the Yellow Stone-Teton Clean Cities working group.

Electric Vehicles

Comparison chart of non-networked versus networked EV chargers in Jackson, WY. The chart shows costs over one year, including purchase, activation, and annual fees, with non-networked chargers costing around $622 and networked chargers costing between $1875 and $5476. It also compares two specific charger models, JuiceBox 80A and Blink 80A, showing purchase prices and annual fees, with total first-year costs of $1659 for the JuiceBox and $3568 for Blink. The chart highlights the cost savings of non-networked chargers and provides calculation details for energy consumption and charging hours.
A colorful graphic with a blue car, a purple heart-shaped plug, and purple hearts in the background. The text says "Cheap Cars for All."