Organization History

The Denver Electric Vehicle Council was created in Boulder Colorado in December 1974 after the first "gas shortage" crisis in 1973 after turmoil in the middle east disrupted US oil markets. The club was initially founded by an Electrical Engineering professor named George Gless at the University of Colorado. George felt compelled to take action to educate people about the potential of battery "fueled" electric drive technologies to satisfy some of the transportation needs in this country.

Today the DEVC has more than 100 members interested in Renewable Energy, Battery Electric Vehicles, and Hybrid technologies. The DEVC represents the Colorado Chapter of the Electric Auto Association (EAA).

Organization Leadership

The following officers have been elected by the club membership to hold positions of responsibility and to make decisions for the direction of the organization.

President
Graham Hill
Boulder, Colorado

Vice President
John Bidwell
Fort Collins, Colorado

Secretary
Bill Williams
Boulder, Colorado

Treasurer and Membership Dues
Ellen Williams
Boulder, Colorado

Mike Bachand
Newsletter Editor
contact info: mbachandz@aol.com
303-791-8880
Highlands Ranch, Colorado