Join us at the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo on May 2-5, 2016 in Long Beach where transportation industry leaders will present on the key considerations and timelines for AFV fleet deployment, as well as advancements in fueling, equipment, technology, and policy that are driving the future of sustainable transportation.
With a core focus on peer-to-peer learning, ACT Expo is seeking alternative fuel vehicle and advanced technology fleet deployment success stories highlighting:
Municipal fleets, including refuse, transit, and other applications
Heavy-duty over-the-road success stories
Innovative delivery and warehousing concepts
Service providers improving local air quality
Operators maximizing clean fuel miles
Fleets running on renewable and low carbon fuels
Transportation related emission reductions to meet corporate sustainability goals
Implementation of autonomous and connected vehicle technologies
Algae absorb nutrients and produce oxygen—ecosystem services that are vital to the health of impaired water bodies like the Chesapeake Bay and Gulf of Mexico. Energy Department-funded researchers are investigating how to mimic these natural services, while at the same time, sustainably produce biomass for conversion to renewable biofuels and bioproducts. It’s a double win for the environment!
Researchers have developed algal flow-ways, or “Algal Turf Scrubbers,” to manage nutrient loading...
Among a lot of interesting topics being discussed at SETA 2016, reducing emission and improving efficiency in coal fired plants is among a great focus. Mr. Ajit Nambiar, Vice President, Power and Gas Sales, Siemens Pte Ltd, Singapore shared a case study to the audience how to optimize combustion using laser absorption spectroscopy technology as the innovative and cost-effective solution developed by Siemens to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions and improve efficiency has been successfully piloted at a coal fired...
States and industry groups dependent on fossil fuels filed court challengesFridayto President Barack Obama`s Clean Power Plan, which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Opponents of the plan filed a flurry of lawsuits at the U.S. Court of Appeals as the Environmental Protection Agency published its final version of the new regulations.
The challenges from all but two of the 25 states were filed by Republicans. They deride the plan as an "unlawful power grab by Washington bureaucrats" that will kill coal...
California regulators are poised to restore a first-in-the-nation climate change program that requires a 10 percent cut in carbon emissions on transportation fuels sold in the state by 2020, despite oil industry objections that it could drive up gas prices.
After the program survived a lengthy legal challenge from fuel makers, regulators are expected to voteFridayon the clean fuel standard, which environmentalists and some business groups are hailing as one of California`s most important moves to reduce greenhouse...
Thirty-six companies, including 11 based in California, issued a letter to California Air Resources Board Chairman Mary Nichols expressing strong support for the re-adoption of California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS), citing the standard’s influence on investment in cleaner transportation fuels. The letter was coordinated by Business for Innovative Climate & Energy Policy (BICEP), a project of the nonprofit sustainability advocacy organization, Ceres.
“BICEP companies support a strong...
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