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Ford, GM Hope To Mainstream E85General Motors Debuts Two New Hybrids Nationwide Campaign for Plug-In Hybrids Launched President's Initiative Promotes Clean Energy New Hydrogen Technology Developed; Fueling Station Adds Generator 2006 Green Power Top 25 List Released Patent Awarded for Biodiesel Modular Production Unit The Aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: EIA Forecast Predicts Ongoing Impact Iowa State Senate Proposes RFS Bill EPA Offers Grants for Diesel Emission Reduction Projects 
From the Office of the Executive Director Consortium Staff Update A Tribute to Dennis Weaver - 2004 Odyssey Spokesperson Gateway Community College Launches Hybrid Vehicle Familiarization Course Onondaga Community College Holds Pre-Odyssey Event New NAFTC Members Recognized Members Gather for Annual Business Meeting NAFTC Exhibits at WVU Day at the Legislature  
March 12-16 NHA Hydrogen Conference Long Beach, CA March 13-14 March 15-16 May 7-10 October 12, 2006 |
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The NAFTC is proud to recognize its four newest members: Des Moines Area Community College, Shoreline Community College, Kalamazoo Valley Community College, and Nashville Auto-Diesel College. Des Moines Area Community College, located in Ankeny, Iowa, became an NAFTC National Training Center in November 2005 and was presented its member plaque at the November Business Meeting held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Shoreline Community College, located in Shoreline, Washington; Kalamazoo Valley Community College, located in Kalamazoo, Michigan; and Nashville Auto-Diesel College, located in Nashville, Tennessee, were recognized as new members and presented their NAFTC National Training Center plaques at the February NAFTC Business Meeting held in Washington, D.C.
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Scott Ocken, Automotive Chair at Des Moines Area Community College and NAFTC Member Representative, receives the NAFTC National Training Center plaque from NAFTC Executive Director Al Ebron.
