CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP IN THE NEVC
This category of
membership is for the organizations
wishing
to support the use
of 85% ethanol and be kept abreast
of developments
in the industry. Contribution amounts vary.
FOR INFORMATION ON YOUR BUSINESS BECOMING A MEMBER OF THE NEVC,
contact Membership Director Haley Wansing at
hwansing@e85fuel.com or call (573) 635-8445 ext. 12.
Benefits
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Receive the nation’s only bimonthly electronic publication, “FYI Newsletter,”
dedicated to the use of E85 as a form of alternative transportation fuel. Keep up to date on legislation, rulemaking and other important issues.
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Receive all press releases, special publications and other announcements prepared by the NEVC.
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Serve in an advisory role on NEVC standing committees.
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Gain access to all materials and information included on the NEVC website, www.E85fuel.com.
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Know that your support of ethanol as a form of alternative transportation fuel is being heard by your elected officials.
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Get invitations to NEVC board meetings, be included in
conference calls and kept apprised of all major industry
news through NEVC member communications.
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Receive a discount on promotional items through the online NEVC E85 store.
Reap the benefits of being an even bigger part of future
E85 success.
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Have a hyperlink listing on the NEVC membership website.
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Receive a certificate to display your support of
renewable fuels.
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Better fulfill your social and environmental responsibilities.
- Be among the elite group of individuals and companies who
have joined together to support E85.
Special Categories:
Automotive
Equipment Manufacturers
Station Owners/Operators
Ethanol Producers/Marketers/Wholesalers/Designers
State Agricultural Organizations
State or Regional Organizations
Professional Services Organizations
National Organizations
City/County/State Organizations
Clean Cities Coalitions
Universities
Media
Non-Profit
Other
*Contributions
or gifts to the NEVC are not tax deductible as charitable contributions
for income tax purposes. However, they may be tax deductible
as ordinary and necessary business expenses subject to restrictions
imposed by the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 as a result
of association lobbying activities. The NEVC estimates that
the non-deductible portion of your 2003 dues, the portion which is
allocable to lobbying, is 30%.
