Motorola and Chicago Area Clean Cities To Sponsor Green Car Exposition
Motorola, Inc. and the Chicago Area Clean Cities
Coalition announced May 28 that they are co-sponsoring a Green Car Exposition June 3, 5 and 6
at several Motorola campuses to showcase alternative fuel vehicles
(AFVs), advanced technology hybrid vehicles, and low emissions
vehicles.
The exposition will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the
following dates and campuses:
Monday, June 3, 2002, at Motorola's
Arlington Heights campus, 1475 W. Shure Dr.
Wednesday, June 5,
2002, at Motorola's Schaumburg campus, 1301 E. Algonquin Rd.
Thursday, June 6, 2002 at Motorola's Northbrook campus, 4000
Commercial Ave.
The companies say the Green Car Expo will showcase AFVs, advanced technology hybrid
vehicles, and low emissions vehicles from Daimler-Chrysler, Ford,
General Motors, Honda, and Toyota. Representatives from the auto
manufacturers will showcase "green" vehicles, which are available
in the Chicago area. Vehicles powered by ethanol, propane, hybrid
electric and natural gas will be on exhibit.
The Chicago Area Clean Cities Coalition will provide information
at the expo about financial incentives (tax incentives, rebates,
etc.) and fueling options in the area. Motorola is a member of the
Chicago Area Clean Cities Coalition.
The expo
will take place in the parking lot at each of the designated
Motorola campuses. For more information and directions, contact
Emily Barton at emilybarton@motorola.com or 847-576-2356.
About the Clean Cities Coalition
Sponsored in over 80 cities nationwide by the U.S. Department of
Energy, Clean Cities says it provides a framework for increasing the
percentage of AFVs in urban areas. Cities form an alliance with
local industries and work to create refueling infrastructure,
build market demand and transfer and improve technology for AFVs. Visit www.ccities.doe.gov for more information.
About the Chicago Area Clean Cities Coalition (CACC)
CACC consists of over 200 Chicago area stakeholders representing
federal, state, and local governments, corporations and small
businesses, universities, and non-profit organizations. According to the CACC, their
objective is to work with businesses, governments and
individuals in implementing alternative fuels and vehicles to
convert their fleets to "green fleets". Since alternative fuels
have economic advantages, especially with lower fuel costs and
government incentives, the Chicago area has experienced
significant growth in the domestic fuels market. For more
information on these vehicles, fuels, and to see which
organizations have implemented green fleets, go to the Illinois
Green Fleets website at www.illinoisgreenfleets.org.
About Motorola
Motorola, Inc. provides
integrated communications and embedded electronic solutions. For more information, visit www.motorola.com.
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