EarthxTransportation
Convening transportation experts for the purpose of sharing ways of reducing harmful emissions and achieving maximum fuel efficiency in vehicles.
Friday, April 26, 2019
Fair Park, Dallas, Texas, USA
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Cost:
Regular Fee – $125
Government and Non-profit – $75
Students – $50
Transportation Energy Partners
1/2 Day Conference
Sirens, Schools and Shippers
Efficiency Solutions for Fleets Serving Our Communities
This workshop will address the nuts and bolts of transitioning fleets to more efficient, cleaner vehicles. Experts experienced with new vehicle technologies in the school bus, emergency response and delivery sectors will provide hands-on information on: (1) the benefits of transitioning their fleets; (2) the challenges they face; (3) strategies for overcoming the challenges; and (4) how to pay for the new vehicles.
Join us as we travel down the road of the next generation of fleets.
Agenda
Friday – April 26, 2019
7:45AM • REGISTRATION AND COFFEE
8:30AM • WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS • Trammell S. Crow, EarthX
Phillip Wiedmeyer, Vice President, Transportation Energy Partners
Trammell Crow, Founder, EarthX
Ken Brown, Transportation Energy Partners
Lori Clark, Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities
8:45AM • BREAK-OUT SESSIONS
School Buses
Stephen Russell, Coordinator, Massachusetts Clean Cities Coalition
Robert Holt, General Manager, Rush Bus Centers
Stephen Whaley, Autogas Advisor, Propane Education and Research Council (PERC)
Sandra Lopez Hernandez, Texas VW Mitigation Plan Manager, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
Jason Wilcox, Legacy Fleet Incentives & Assessment Center, US EPA Transportation & Climate Division
Moderator: Jonathan Overly, Executive Director, East Tennessee Clean Fuels
Emergency Response Vehicles / Delivery Vehicles
Frank Granados, Senior Advisor, Rio Rico Medical and Fire District, Rio Rico Arizona
Francis Hart, Fleet Manager, Polk County, FL Sheriff’s Office
Bob Gerber, Partner & National Sales Manager, Ensida Energy Alternative Fuel Systems
Shannon Sentell, Chief Operations Officer, Stealth Power
Emily Conway, Fleet Sustainability Manager, PepsiCo
Monica Clark, President, Dream Team Deliveries
Moderator: Ken Brown, Government Affairs Director, Transportation Energy Partners
10:15AM • NETWORKING BREAK
10:30 AM • DECISION MAKING TOOLS FOR FLEET MANAGERS
Wendy Dafoe, Senior Project Leader, National Renewable Energy Lab, U.S. Department of Energy
Tyler Herman, Co-Coordinator, Louisiana Clean Fuels
Nathan Washington, Government Sales Manager – West, GPS Insight
Moderator: Colleen Crowninshield, Clean Cities
11:15 AM - 12:00 • SHOW ME THE MONEY
Jason Wilcox, Legacy Fleet Incentives & Assessment Center, US EPA Transportation & Climate Division
Sandra Lopez Hernandez, Texas VW Mitigation Plan, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
Ron Hieser, Program Coordinator, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
Brian Denzel, HGACBuy
Moderator: Lori Clark, Coordinator, Dallas-Fort Worth Clean Cities
12:00 PM • Lunch with Special Guest Speaker (in Partnership with The Nature Conservancy)
The First Carbon Neutral Airport in North America
Kris Russell, Environmental Program Manager, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
1:15 PM • Opportunity to view vehicles and talk to vendors at Grand Place
Opportunity to view vehicles and talk to vendors at Grand Place
UPS Electric Delivery Vehicle
Ensida Energy Propane Powered Police Patrol Car – Dodge Charger
Rush Bus Center, Propane Powered School Bus
Stealth Power, Idle Reduction Technology in Tahoe Police Vehicle
UBCO Electric Bike
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The Nature Conservancy
By Invitation Only
Convene thought leaders, policymakers, and business executives from across the transportation sector to discuss and develop innovative approaches in technology, business, and policy to improve the environmental, economic, and social performance of transportation systems.
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Agenda
Friday – April 26, 2019
1:30 PM • INTRODUCTIONS
1:45 PM • PANEL I: STATUS AND FUTURE OF THE TRANSPORTATION SECTOR
This session will consider the long-term trends in the transportation sector globally, nationally, and in Texas. These trends include the demand for transportation services, innovations in vehicles and fuels, energy use, and environmental impacts. The transportation sector plays a large role in economic development, the structure of urban communities, and environmental quality. A vital transportation sector that is innovative and carefully planned can dramatically enhance the quality of life. On the other hand, underinvestment or poorly conceived investment in transportation can degrade important national and community goals.
Commenters:
- Adrian Moore, Vice President for Policy, Reason Foundation
- Dan Becker, Director, Safe Climate Campaign
2:45 PM • URBAN MOBILITY
Urban communities are shaped by their transportation systems and generate more than half of all transportation services. It appears that dramatic changes may be coming in this sector with developments in electric vehicles, clean fuels, new transportation services and disruptive technologies such as autonomous vehicles.
Commenters:
- David Raney, Corporate Manager for Regulatory Affairs and Powertrain, Toyota
- Carter Stern, Senior Policy Partnerships Manager, Lyft
- Lori Clark, DFW Clean Cities Coordinator, North Central Texas Council of Governments.
3:45 PM • BREAK
4:00 PM • PANEL III: INTERCITY TRANSPORT
There are also exciting new developments in the long-distance transportation of people and goods. Texas will soon be home to one of the first high-speed rail systems in the U.S. The airline industry has made significant commitments to address the impact of its global warming emissions. And attention to logistics in rail and truck movement has dramatically reduced fuel costs and emissions for some major companies in the railroad and trucking sectors.
Commenters:
- Doug Berven, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, POET
- John Lovenberg, Vice President, Environmental, BNSF Railway
- Holly Reed, Managing Director for External Affairs, Texas Central Partners (invited)
5:00 PM • WRAP-UP AND CONCLUDING REMARKS
All participants will have an opportunity to make concluding comments. Glenn Prickett and Stephen Coffman will close the workshop.
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