CALSTART - Advanced Clean Vehicles: Working To Ensure Sustainability

This workshop took place on September 27, 2011, in Diamond Bar, California. Rough Meeting Notes provided by CALSTART include a link to the video The Right To Breathe which was shown at the workshop.

Sponsors of "September 2011, CALSTART's Advanced Clean Vehicles: Working to Ensure Sustainability Workshop, hosted by the South Coast Air Quality Management District. A Powerpoint presentation.

"Meeting Environmental and Fuel Efficiency Goals" by John German of The International Council On Clean Transportation. A Powerpoint presentation.

Advanced Technology Light Duty Vehicles - Working to Ensure Customer Acceptance by John Boesel, President and CEO of Clean Transportation Technologies and Solutions. A Powerpoint presentation.

Audio recordings of the discussions:

1: Overview of Existing Policy Spurring - or Not Spurring - the Market

0:00:00	Intro - Susan Roméo, CALSTART Director of Marketing and Communications
0:01:52	Intro - John Boesel, President & CEO of CALSTART
0:02:56	Dr. Barry Wallerstein, South Coast Air Quality Management District
0:06:08	John Boesel
0:15:44	John German, Senior Fellow, International Council on Clean Transportation "Meeting Environmental and Fuel Efficiency Goals in an Era of Budget Cuts and Uncertainty"
0:57:26	Jack Broadbent, Panel Moderator - Chief Executive Officer/Air Pollution Control Officer, for the Bay Area Air Quality Management District
1:02:24	Panel: "Overview of Existing Policy Spurring - or Not Spurring - the Market"
	Panelists: 1:03:22 Dr. Barry Wallerstein 1:09:24 Anthony Eggert, Deputy Secretary for Energy Policy, CalEPA 1:13:05 Tom Cackette, Deputy Executive Officer, California Air Resources Board 1:18:06 Wendy James, Coalition Manager, California Clean Car Campaign [not introduced]
1:22:18	Panel Q & A

2: Purchasing Advanced Technology Vehicles: What Fleets Need to Lead the Way

0:00:00	[unidentified person speaking]
0:03:13	Anthony Orta, Asset Management Manager Fleet Services, Southern California Gas Company
0:06:27	Rick Teebay, Former Chief of Fleet Management, now Fleet and Transportation Specialist, Office of Sustainability, Los Angeles County Department of Public Works
0:09:26	Ken McKenney, Technical Support Fleet Operations, Verizon
0:14:45	Lee Broughton, Director of Corporate Sustainability, Enterprise Holdings
0:17:50	Panel Q & A

3: What OEMs Need to Continue the Investment in the Market and Extending, Improving, and Rethinking Incentive Programs for Light Duty Vehicles

0:00:00	[Unidentified speaker]
0:00:27	Chuck Parker, Publisher Automotive Digest
0:04:29	Dr. Jon Coleman, Sustainability and Technology Manager, Ford Fleet Operations
0:06:03	Steve Ellis, Manager, Fuel Cell Vehicle Marketing, Honda
0:08:12	Matt Sloustcher, Government Affairs Team, Coda Automotive
0:09:58	Geri Yoza, National Manager Advanced Technology, Toyota Motor Sales
0:11:01	David Barthmuss, Group Manager, Western Region & Environment, General Motors
0:12:20	Panel discussion begins: "What OEMs Need to Continue the Investment in the Market"
1:09:43	Introduction of panelists for "Extending, Improving, and Rethinking Incentive Programs for Light Duty Vehicles"
1:12:01	Samir Sheikh, Director, Strategies and Incentives, San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution and Control District
1:18:08	Tim Carmichael, President & CEO, CALSTART
1:21:08	Scott Keene, Environmental Attorney, Keene Law
1:26:27	Nichole Tyerman, American Lung Association in California
1:29:16	Dean Saito, Manager, Mobile Source Strategies, South Coast Air Quality Management District
1:32:43	Discussion begins