What sustainability means to MnDOT
Sustainability can be defined as the intersection of economy, environment and society. This aligns with the MnDOT Vision of a multimodal transportation system that maximizes the health of people, the environment and our economy. MnDOT's originating statute and the Next Generation Energy Act also set sustainability goals that guide our work.
Councils and work groups
Find information about the Sustainable Transportation Advisory Council, the Clean Transportation Fuel Standard Work Group, and the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Impact Mitigation Working Group.
Electric vehicle planning
Find out more about our plan for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program funds.
Infrastructure Carbon Estimator (ICE) greenhouse gas analysis tool
Use our tool to estimate emissions from construction projects.
Our five focus areas
Reducing carbon pollution from transportation
Electric Vehicles, cleaner fuels, and the Sustainable Transportation Advisory Council
Leading by example by making operations more efficient
Our efforts to improve efficiency in our operations and achieve sustainability targets
Transportation and public health
Complete Streets, Equity and Health Assessment
Transportation system resilience
Resilience research, bridge and culvert vulnerability, and federal resilience programs
Strategic partnerships
Next Gen Highways, Alternative Uses of Right of Way, and Artist in Residence