November 16th and 17th - CAFCP will present to the California Desert Air Working Group annual conference about fuel cell vehicles and the recently released Medium & Heavy-Duty Fuel Cell Electric Truck Action Plan for California.
November 16th and 17th - CAFCP will present to the California Desert Air Working Group annual conference about fuel cell vehicles and the recently released Medium & Heavy-Duty Fuel Cell Electric Truck Action Plan for California.
Office of Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr
The purpose of this one-day workshop is to develop an understanding for the needs and challenges of California Ports to reduce their emission footprint and meet California State air quality requirements as well as provide current hydrogen solutions.
At the workshop, presentations from ports authorities, terminal operators, trucking companies, and hydrogen and fuel cell technology providers will lead to discussions of opportunities and challenges. Tabletop exhibits will also be on display.
12–1pm
Within the transportation sector, medium and heavy-duty vehicles account for one of the fastest growing sources of greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption. Medium-duty and heavy-duty fuel cell electric trucks have the potential to significantly reduce the negative impacts associated with freight transport.
Recommendations to advance/incentivize FCETs & hydrogen infrastructure
Recommendations to advance/incentivize FCETs & hydrogen infrastructure
True Zero Network
Assembly Member Evan Low
and Campbell Mayor Jason Baker
CaFCP Public Forum and Executive Board Meeting
“Influencing Factors and Changing Landscapes”
9:00am–5:15pm (PST)
Open to public
California Energy Commission - Arthur Rosenfeld Conference Room (formerly Hearing Room A)
1516 9th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
On Monday, October 10th, ITM Power will be running a Hydrogen Rally involving 12 fuel cell electric vehicles. One route will depart from the company's Wind Hydrogen station in Rotherham and the route will cover 185 miles to the company's Solar Hydrogen fuel station in East London. This will mark the first drive from hydrogen stations using only renewable energy to generate hydrogen on-site.
In March 2017, Dr. Timothy Lipman, Co-Director of the UC Berkeley Transportation Sustainability Research Center, is teaching a new online training course intended to introduce practitioners to the fundamentals of lower-carbon vehicle and fuel/energy systems--low-carbon solutions for a growing world. Dr. Lipman also serves as Director of the Northern California Center for Alternative Transportation Fuels and Advanced Vehicle Technologies (NorthCAT).