Join us this Thursday, July 17th at The Sacramento Sustainability Forum 2.0 (SSF2.0). SSF2.0 has a monthly platform for the Sacramento community to explore the region’s sustainable development activities and find solutions to create a more sustainable society. The July forum is based around the topic of "smart fuels."
The following people have been confirmed to speak:
Stop by the California Fuel Cell Partnership booth during the three-day SEMICON WEST Conference & Expo, July 8 through 10, 2014, 10:00am to 5:00pm, at the Moscone Center North Hall in San Francisco, CA. CaFCP staff will be on hand to talk about fuel cell electric vehicles, hydrogen fueling stations and will have a Mercedes Benz BClass FCell on display. For more information, visit SEMICON WEST at http://www.semiconwest.org
Join CaFCP at the 21st Annual Glendale Cruise Night to see more than 400 pre-1979 and many zero-emission vehicles, incuding fuel cell electric cars.
This event is free to the public, so join us for an evening of car talk, music and fireworks.
Open to the public
When: Wednesday July 2, 2014 from 3:00pm to 4:00pm PDT*Conference line information to be posted shortly.
Dial-in: +1 (312) 757-3111Access Code: 373-496-229Gotomtg: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/373496229Meeting ID: 373-496-229
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Agenda: 1. Approve revisions to operating protocols (open) Operational recommendations (393)2. Discuss personnel matter (closed session)3. Appoint interim director (open)
The acceleration toward cleaner transportation has exponentially increased in recent years. This Symposium will look at how industry players are moving that dial further forward and the effects of that in Orange County. Participating companies and organizations include: Hyundai, Mercedes, Californa Fuel Cell Partnership, Southern California Gas Company, Clean Energy Fuels, NRG, South Coast Air Quality Management District and many more.
CaFCP will participate in the Torrance Environmental. We'll be on hand with a Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell and prepared to answer questions about fuel cell electric vehicles, hydrogen fueling stations and more.
The event includes a car show, a variety of city vehicles and games and more for the entire family.
The event is free and takes place at the city yard at 20500 Madrona Avenue. Parking is available at the Court House at 825 Maple.
CaFCP will join Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti, Controller Ron Galperin, and members of the Los Angeles City Council at the first technology and innovation conference at City Hall.
Speakers from USC, UCLA, Art Center College of Design, Factual, Morphosis, and many others will be discussing technology and innovation, including:
Technology Track
autonomous self-driving vehicles and the future of transportation
big data, visualization, and sensing
the connected city
Innovation Track
The San Fernando Valley Branch of the USGBC-LA is hosting its first Sustainability Round Table with San Fernando Valley government officials generously hosted by Athens Services. CaFCP will attend with a Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell.
The following representatives' offices are scheduled to attend:
State Senator Fran Pavley
State Senator Carol Liu
Assemblyman Mike Gatto
Councilmember Paul Krekorian
Councilmember Nury Martinez
Valley Economic Alliance
SunLine Transit Agency will host an unveiling of two eighth-generation fuel cell electric buses that will begin daily operation on SunLine routes in the Coachella Valley, bringing their total number of FCEBs to four. The buses will be wrapped in art work designed by local students who will be honored at the unveiling.
The California Fuel Cell Partnership will have a Hyundai Tucson fuel cell vehicle on hand for Carthay Center Elementary's Science Fair & Environmental Expo. The fair and expo will feature student science projects, exhibitors and e-waste collection for students, families and the community. The event is free and open to the public.