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July 12, 2011 @ SF MTA Offices
SFCCC Stakeholder Meeting
In this meeting SFCCC stakeholders provided new feedback on the
April 6, 2011
“Lean, Green, Driving Machine: A Green Transportation Workshop for Bay Area Businesses”
This workshop was co-hosted by SFCCC and the Business Council on Climate Change (BC3). Attendees received heard presentations from a variety of different speakers on topics including: 1) an overview of alternative fuel vehicles, 2) examples of businesses utilizing alternative fuel vehicles, 3) government incentives for alternative fuel vehicles, and 4) “alternative commuting” options. Attendees also networked and mingled while admiring a selection of alternative fuel vehicles.
December 15, 2010
Vehicle Technologies Program Presents an Electric Vehicle Quarterly Discussion Webinar
November 23, 2010
Electric Vehicles: Innovation, Incentives and Infrastructure
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