Learning from the California Experience: Alternative Fuels, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Learning from the California Experience: Alternative Fuels, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Learning from the California Experience: Alternative Fuels, Vehicles, and Infrastructure Supported by Deplo loyment of Alternative Vehicle and Fuel T Technologies In Initiative April February ry November Ju July March Fall 2016
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AFV Pooled Fund Website
Resource for DOTs and MPOs
- Available at http://www.altfueltoolkit.org
- AFV Planning Guide
- Action-oriented guide to help state and regional
transportation agencies navigate the stages of engagement on AFVs
- One toolkit for each workshop
- Each toolkit contains:
- Resource library
- Workshop summary report and presentations
- Materials tailored for each workshop, such as fact
sheets on AFV legislation
Workshop Objective
Obje jective: highlight best practices and emerging technologies in California related to alternative fuels and infrastructure. Key topics:
- Policy drivers in California for alternative fuels
- Roles of each transportation and energy planning
agency (DOTs, CARB, CEC, AQMD, MPOs)
- Procurement process of alternative fuels for fleets
- Alternative fuel infrastructure planning
- Electric vehicle consumer research
- Sustainable Freight Action Plan
Outcomes: create an online toolkit to aid transportation agencies with alternative fuel vehicle and infrastructure deployment, based on lessons learned from California.