CTE celebrates 30 years of working on the cutting edge of vehicle technology to advance clean transportation solutions.

The Center for Transportation and the Environment, NV5, and The Mobility House partnered to create a lowest cost to charge blueprint to help school districts around the US prepare for fleet electrification.

CTE's second-annual One-on-One Transit and inaugural One-on-One Trucks events were a huge success, bringing zero-emission transportation and infrastructure suppliers together with fleet operators to ask questions and share industry expertise. These back-to-back speed-networking events hosted March 20 - 24 in Atlanta, GA offered CTE Members an exclusive opportunity to grow connections with fleet owner operators from across the country.

This blueprint identifies the lowest cost to electrify a school bus fleet by evaluating various approaches for full electrification, determining lowest total cost of infrastructure, and evaluating energy cost options to accelerate electric school bus adoption throughout the State of California.

More than 50 school leaders from 16 states traveled to Washington D.C. this week for the first-ever Clean Energy Schools Symposium - a national convening of school decision makers who are transitioning their schools to clean energy.

The Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) is pleased to open early bird registration for the Zero Emission Bus Conference (ZEB Con), taking place September 26 - 28 at the Town and Country Resort in San Diego, California. Register now at zebconference.com to take advantage of the early bird discount and receive $400 off registration.

CTE is proud to support Forth's Roadmap Conference, a leading electric vehicle conference. Join us May 15-17 in Portland, Oregon for a graduate course in electric vehicle deployment and to advance transportation electrification efforts across the nation.

The Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) assessed the technical feasibility of deploying electric school buses at three school districts across the U.S.

Fleet electrification is complex and requires a myriad of decisions around route planning, charging strategy, equipment selection, infrastructure development, resource management, and more. CTE is here to help successfully plan, deploy, and monitor ESB fleets.