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This October, The Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) visited Hyundai Motor Company's (HMC's) headquarters in Seoul, South Korea to advance the planning for the largest commercial deployment of Class 8 fuel-cell electric trucks (FCETs) in North America.

CTE's Annual Meeting convenes members, Board of Directors, Policy Board, and all CTE staff for strategic networking and an opportunity to receive exclusive insights into CTE's work and future direction.

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.

CTE is excited to welcome John D. Porcari as the next chair of the CTE Policy Board. CTE established the Policy Board to strengthen advocacy efforts in Washington, D.C. and Sacramento, CA. As chair of the CTE Policy Board, Mr. Porcari will also be taking a seat on CTE's Board of Directors. He will be replacing Mort Downey, who served as the previous chair.

The Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) held the world's largest zero-emission bus event, the Zero Emission Bus Conference (ZEB Con) at the Anaheim Convention Center September 19-21.

The Mobility House, CTE, AC Transit, New Flyer, Schneider Electric to deploy electric transit buses as mobile emergency backup power for community centers

Automation is fundamentally complementary to electrification, and supportive of CTE's mission to transition our national transportation system to zero-emission technologies.