Watch the show below or click here: https://youtu.be/ONvbTsk_nNc The U.S. Postal Service recently announced the awardee of a 10-year contract to build the USPS’s next generation postal delivery vehicle. The winner, [...]
Using the AFLEET Tool, fleet managers can compare fuel use, environmental impact, and vehicle cost using simple inputs. Join Argonne's Andy Burnham to learn about recent updates, including updated tailpipe emissions from the new [...]
In this global webinar, the three experts John Graham (IU Bloomington), Simon Godwin (Impact Assessment Institute in Brussels) and Bin Liu (China Automotive Technology and Research Center CATARC) will discuss the major driving forces [...]
Ahead of Earth Day, the Zero Emission Transportation Association (ZETA) will be hosting a detailed discussion with EV industry and policy leaders to discuss the pathway to full EV adoption by 2030.
Watch the show below or click here: https://youtu.be/VKhDonfFbRc Research is starting to pile up on what the United States could look like with widescale transportation electrification. On April 8th, Atlas released [...]
As automakers, electric utilities, policy makers, and others work to scale electric vehicle adoption in the Midwest and Gulf Coast regions, there’s an increased opportunity to make sure that policies are designed and that [...]
In this webinar, you will hear from industry experts and stakeholders as NYSERDA launches three prize competitions, with up to $85 million in grand prizes, for clean transportation solutions in New York State. Speakers [...]
NYSERDA is hosting three webinars for potential proposers featuring experts in the clean transportation space and stakeholders with direct experience in project execution.
The California Air Resources Board (CARB or Board) will host a public meeting regarding Electrify America’s California Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Investment Commitment.
VERGE Electrify convenes more than 5,000 stakeholders from industry, sustainability and policy required for swift and mass electrification.
