Join the National Academies' Transportation Research Board to explore how to incorporate transit as a climate solution and understand the sustainability benefits of public transportation, including a reduced carbon footprint and a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
Join NACFE and industry experts to learn more about what is being done to ensure responsible sourcing and disposal of electric truck components.
In this webinar, Clean Cities coordinators from Oklahoma, Louisiana, Texas, and Kansas will share case studies and best practices to help avoid the pitfalls that can impede plans to deploy EVs and develop an equitable charging infrastructure that fits the needs of a smaller transit system.
School buses constitute 80 percent of buses around the country – but only one percent of school buses are electrified. Sue Gander of WRI and Matt Stanberry of Highland Electric are leading the school [...]
Join NACFE and industry experts to learn lessons from other geographies and use cases as the industry develops best practices around electric truck technology, charging systems, and supporting policies.
The electrification of light-duty vehicles and buses in the U.S. federal fleet offers an immediate opportunity for cost savings and emission reductions. New analysis shows that by 2025, as many as 40 percent of [...]
Join NACFE and industry experts to learn about how do train, attract, and retain drivers for electric trucks.
Join this lively discussion about the relationship between the two technologies and how the advancements of both are related to one another.
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) are partnering to develop a statewide electric vehicle (EV) fast charging network to power the growth of EVs across Tennessee [...]
Panelists will cover labor concerns and development, clean transportation job creation, and diversifying the workforce.
