Virginia Clean Cities Coalition

Alleyn Harned joined Virginia Clean Cities in 2009 and serves as the program coordinator. Harned works from the Virginia Clean Cities partnership at James Madison University, in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Prior to Clean Cities, Harned served as Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Trade in Virginia.

Peter Denbigh's passion for transportation began before he could barely turn a wrench as he tried to help his father work on a 1952 MG-TD. This passion evolved and expanded to include many forms of transportation, from two wheels to four, with engines, motors, people power, liquid fuels, gaseous fuels, electrons and gravity.

Mr. Denbigh graduated with honors from James Madison University's Integrated Science and Technology program and went on to start, grow and sell a 23 person technology firm by the age of 28. After completing his MBA and driven by a desire to have a positive impact on our future, he aligned his focus to the environment and found himself immersed in alternate fuel projects. In addition to his position at Virginia Clean Cities where he directs the $20M Southeast Propane Autogas Development Program, he is a volunteer mentor at the James Madison University Alternative Fuel Vehicle Lab and assists in several EV conversions, B100 trikes, and E85 Harleys.