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Advancing the Technology Choices for Up-coming CARB In-use On-Road Heavy Duty Vehicle Mission Reduction Regulations for Public/Private Fleet Operators
Conference and Expo Presented by Southern California Clean Cities Coalition
Friday, April 18th from 8:00AM – 3:00PM
SCAQMD Main Auditorium
Presenters addressed the In-Use On-road Heavy Duty Vehicle Private Operators with the intention to provide valuable information and alternative technology solutions, as well as financing opportunities to meet regulations imposed by the various agencies.
This event also allowed cities/stakeholders that were open to learning more about utilizing alternative fuel technologies to interact with those who have been pro-active in their implementation of Alternative fuel/vehicle remissions reduction technology solutions.
Outdoor Vendor/Expo displayed technologies and alternative fuel vehicles.
The following presentations are available for review:
AQMD-Fleet Rules.ppt
AQMD-Moyer Funding.ppt
AQMD-MSRC Funding.ppt
Asthma and Allergy Foundation-Health Effects.ppt
CAEPA_ARB-Diesel Trucks and Bus Regulations#5215.ppt
CEC-AB118.ppt
City of Inglewood- MEMA.ppt
CleanAir Now-Renewable Hydrogen.ppt
EPA-DERA Program.ppt
EPA-SmartWay Program.ppt
ESI-2010 Compliant CNG Engine.ppt
Ironman-Emission Compliance.ppt
ISE-Hybrid Electric Drive for HD.ppt
SCAG-2008 RTP.ppt
The Clean Cities Coalition, AQMD, EPA/CARB and the CEC share the same purpose: to advance the nation’s economy while improving the environment and energy security by supporting each others specific goals to adopt practices that will carry out their respective missions.
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APR 18th
2008 |
NAFA's 2008 Institute & Expo Is Going Green!
May 3-6, 2008/Salt Lake City, UT
NAFA is jumping on the eco-bandwagon this year and planning an environmentally friendly 2008 Institute & Expo. Most of our Members and Affiliates are taking the initiative to be more environment conscious and we are doing the same by establishing the I&E as a "green meeting."
What's a "green meeting"? It has been defined as a "meeting that incorporates environmental considerations throughout all stages of the meeting in order to minimize the negative impact on the environment."
Here are some things NAFA is doing to make the I&E a "green meeting":
- The Final Program will be printed on recycled paper using vegetable-based inks.
- Speaker handouts will be available on the web site only and attendees will be encouraged to print out only what they absolutely must. No handouts will be produced by NAFA.
- All paper provided at the Print Stations will be 100% recycled copy paper.
- NAFA is reducing the number of printed pieces. Both the Exhibitor Prospectus and Attendee Advance Program were produced on CDs this year.
- Plastic name badges will be recycled at the 2008 I&E and will be used for 2009.
- Bottled water will not be provided by NAFA, eliminating the use of more than 2,500 plastic bottles.
For additional Information E-mail:info@nafa.org
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MAY
3-6
2008 |
ALTERNATIVE FUELS & VEHCILES
2008 NATIONAL CONFERENCE + EXPO
May 11-14, 2008
Las Vegas Rio All-Suite Hotel, Nevada
Alternative fuels and advanced transportation technologies will be featured in the largest industry event of its kind in the world. The 14th annual conference brings together public and private fleets and other government and industry stakeholders who share the mission of advancing the use of alternative fuels and advanced technologies in the marketplace.
The annual conference features more than 200 speakers and is expected to draw 2,000 registrants for four days of activity, including workshops, sessions, networking, a Ride-n-Drive, a free public forum, and a trade show for fleets. The trade show features over 100 exhibitors, displaying products and services available for purchase and use today. Attendees see cutting-edge vehicles and technologies from exhibitors who share the practical knowledge their businesses have gained through real-world applications
The Ride-n-Drive features the largest display of light, medium and heavy-duty alternative fuel vehicles available today.
For registration information visit: http://www.afvi.org/NationalConference2008/registration.html#registration
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MAY 11-14
2008 |
ALT FUEL EXPO
June 14 &15, 2008
Benefiting Kid's Charities of the Antelope Valley
Los Angeles County Fair at Antelope Valley Fairgrounds
This event is intended to advance the awareness of Alternative Fuels and Alternative Fueled Vehicles to the Aerospace Industry, Leaders and General Pub.
Event Committee members are currently working with the Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District and Southern California (SCAG) Clean Cities Coalition to organize this event.
Set-Up Day
Friday, June 13th
The Expo will occupy the Eliopulos Building (www.avfair.com)
Trade Industry Day
Saturday, June 14th
On Saturday vendors and speakers will present to representatives of aerospace, military, local industry and business, as well as government officials from numerous cities across Los Angeles County.
Public Day!
Sunday, June 15th; 10-6
Over 25,000 members of the General public will have an opportunity to interact with Industry Leaders and Vendor's displaying Available and Viable Alternative Fueled Vehicles and Technologies.
For additional Info visit:
http://docs.google.com/TeamPresent?docid=dc5rdgsd_13ds4dhbgq&skipauth=true
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JUN 14-15
2008
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The Mountain States Hydrogen Business Council's
4th Annual Implementation Conference
July 22-24, 2008
University of Wyoming Conference Center
In Association With: The National Energy Technology Laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy, University of North Dakota – EERC, U.S.-India Business Alliance and University of Wyoming
Conference Program Includes Presentations From:
The International Energy Agency, NETL, UND-EERC, and Industry
Meet Energy Officials From Each State ( 25 States Represented - 11 Countries Represented and the United Nations Hydrogen Energy Centre)
Location: Hilton Garden Inn at the University of Wyoming Conference Center, Laramie, Wyoming
Call 307-721-7574 for Special room rates
Register At: www.Mountainstateshydrogen.com
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JUL 22-24
2008 |
The Future is Green
A Conference and Expo on
New and Emerging Clean Air Technologies and Innovations
September 14-16, 2008
Long Beach, CA
Conference Includes:
Sessions with expert panelists discussing:
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Clean Fuel Technologies
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Clean Fleet Vehicles and Equipment
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Green Transportation Systems Technologies
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Renewable Power Generation
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Green Building Design and Energy Efficiency
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Green Consumer Products and Behavior
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Green Agriculture Equipment & Operations
Expo hall features over 100 booths offering the latest green technologies, including an Expo Hall Public Day on Sunday
Workshop Include:
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For Entrepreneurs "How to Develop a Green Technology Business"
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For Teachers "Global Warning, Energy & Environmental Protection"
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Educational Component for science-minded high school students-our future engineers and leaders!
Register online at www.capcoagreen.com
For more information, email info@capcoagreen.com or call 8090-993-0302.
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SEP
14-16 2008 |
| 24th Annual Clean Air Conference
SEPTEMBER 22-24
Millennium Hotel, Boulder, Colorado
Since 1984 the Conference has grown to over 300 participants representing industry, government, environmental organizations, educators, and others from North America and around the world.
General Session Topics:
- Diesels: particulates, new standards, fleets…
- Policy: New Energy Act, Ambient Air Standards, Clean Air Act revisions
- I/M: comeback areas; OBD,II, III, scenarios; new non attainment areas...
- Transportation: pollutants, maintenance, transit...
- Alternative fuels: biofuels, hydrogen, ethanol...
- New Vehicle Technology: hybrids, electric...
- Climate Change: carbon foot print, greenhouse gases, emissions trading...
- Health & Education: American Lung Assoc., CSU Particulate Study...
- EPA Updates: MOVES; OBD
- Global: I/M in the EU, Mexico...
- National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) tour
- Boulder Scenario
- Workshops: OBD Monitor Rejections; Off Road Construction Emissions
Lodging: A block of rooms has been reserved for conference participants at the Millennium Harvest House in Boulder with rates starting at $119 per night. For reservations, contact the hotel directly and mention the Clean Air Conference to receive our special conference rates. To make on-line reservations, go to Millennium Hotels. The GROUP CODE for the Clean Air Conference is “VEHIC”. September is a very busy month in Boulder so we recommend making your reservations as early as possible.
Millennium Harvest House
Tel: 800-545-6285
Tel: (303) 443-3850
Fax: (303) 443-1480
Email: millboulderres@mill-usa.com www.millenniumhotels.com
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SEP
22-24
2008 |
What's New at the Alternative Fuels Data Center?
The Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) is sponsored by Clean Cities in the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), and is managed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. For more information, and a monthly update of their activities visit:
http://www.eere.energy.gov/cleancities/toolbox/current_cutting.html
___________________________________________________ Clean Cities Now
Clean Cities Now, is the official publication of Clean Cities, an initiative of the U.S. Department of Energy designed to reduce petroleum consumption in the transportation sector by advancing the use of alternative fuel vehicles, idle reduction technologies, hybrid electric vehicles, fuel blends, and fuel economy.
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This site
is designed to assist current and future members of the SAC
Clean Cities Coalition with all matters regarding the deployment
of Alternative Fuel Vehicles in the region. By encouraging
AFV use, the Clean Cities Program helps achieve energy security
and environmental quality goals both locally and nationally.
Send mail
to joann@the-partnership.org
with questions or comments about this web site. Copyright 2001-2007 The Partnership.
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