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As momentum builds to adopt battery and fuel cell electric technologies, the zero-emission community comes together at industry leading event

The CTE-supported projects span 18 states and include 22 battery-electric, three fuel cell electric, and two combination battery and fuel-cell bus deployments.

The Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) is proud to partner with Albuquerque, New Mexico's ABQ Ride on the deployment of five Proterra battery-electric buses and charging infrastructure, also provided by Proterra.

With the support of CTE's Smart Deployment Services, the city of Lawrence, Kansas unveiled five 40-foot GILLIG battery-electric buses on Saturday, June 25 to replace five diesel buses that have exceeded their useful life.

In 2017, the Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) assembled a team of local and regional organizations throughout the southeastern states of Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina to create the Southeast Alternative Fuel Deployment Partnership (SEAFDP).

The Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) is pleased to open registration for the 2022 International Zero Emission Bus Conference (ZEBCon), taking place September 19 - 21 in Anaheim, California. Register now on the conference website to receive an Early Bird discount.

Each year, the Keeling Curve Prize awards $25,000 to 10 projects across the globe with significant potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. CTE is a finalist in the Transport & Mobility category for our approach to the electric school bus market.

On April 29, CTE Executive Director Dan Raudebaugh participated in a hydrogen roundtable at the Georgia Institute of Technology with US Senator Jon Ossoff and other hydrogen stakeholders in Georgia to take stock of the state's strengths and potential, and the role they might play in this upcoming DOE program.