CaFCP will be on hand with a Hyundai Tucson fuel cell car for the annual Sustainable Quality Award which recognizes Santa Monica businesses that have successfully incorporated sustainable practices into their operations. The SQA has recognized more than 125 businesses since the program launched in 1995.
Noted "organic" architect Eric Corey Freed will keynote the awards.
The Los Angeles County Science & Engineering Fair provides a yearly setting for middle and high school students to show off their investigative skills and creativity to compete for medals, special awards and scholarships. Students not only receive recognition for their projects but the Science Fair nurtures student interest in various scientific and engineering fields.
Join CaFCP's Keith Malone at the Classic Car Show at La Canada Flintridge's Memorial Park. The car show is part of the Fiesta Day's celebration going on all weekend.
The Long Beach Clean Cities Coalition will host its regular meeting at Cerritos College. CaFCP representative Keith Malone will attend with Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell.
CaFCP will participate in Carthay Circle's second Science Fair and first as an Environmental Studies Magnet School (Grades K - 5).
Science projects will be on display from all classrooms. Educational and interactive events will be held during the day.
Garden tours - see the Carthay garden, chickens and Aquaponics System! Fun for all the Family! Three food trucks.
The event is free to the public.
CaFCP’s Joe Galgiano will be a featured panelist at the CleanTech OC Advanced Transportation Symposium 2015 on June 18 at Brandman University in Irvine.
The symposium will take a closer look at the movement of goods and how that has become a pivotal issue in the direction of technology and infrastructure development. Panelists and others will also challenge infrastructure players to lay out their value propositions as they prepare towards legislative milestones.
CaFCP will give the board of the Santa Barbara Air Pollution Control District an overview of fuel cell electric vehicles in California and what's in store for the Central Coast.
CaFCP staff and members will participate in panel discussions on passenger and heavy-duty fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) at the L-NGV conference in San Diego.
LIght-duty panel discussion
8:30am - 10:30am
Heavy-duty panel discussion
6:00pm - 7:00pm
CaFCP staff will be on hand to talk about hydrogen fuel and fuel cell vehicles at the 2015 Silicon Valley Energy Summit at the Frances C. Arrillaga Alumni Center at Stanford University. CaFCP Chairman Justin Ward, general manager of Toyota’s Powertrain System Control (PSC), will participate in a panel discussion, “Internal combustion engines have no future in California.” during the afternoon session. Toyota will also have on display the new 2015 Toyota Mirai.
SunLine Transit will host a grand opening ceremony of its new administrative facility on Wednesday, January 28 at 9am.
SunLine is one of the few transit agencies in the United States - and one of two in California - that operates fuel cell electric buses (FCEBs). SunLine currently has four FCEBs in daily service. It was the first transit agency in the country to switch all of its fleet to CNG compressed natural gas(natural gas) in 1994.