Supply chain troubles, massive EV enthusiasm and ensuring an equitable transition are just some of the topics industry leaders are grappling with today.

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is famously known for leading the transportation industry forward as many U.S. states and countries around the world look to its regulatory decision-making as guidance. Some notable accomplishments include the Advanced Clean Trucks rule and Advanced Clean Cars II requiring 100 percent zero-emission vehicle sales by 2035. Join this session with CARB Chair Liane M. Randolph and leaders in the charging and automotive space as they discuss the state of the transport industry today and how to grow zero emission transport equitably.

If we are to achieve a fully decarbonized transport future, then we cannot leave anyone behind. How can technology help?

Headlines about access to public EV charging stations continue to emerge each day. However, new and emerging companies are striving to fix this accessibility problem for good. Discover and learn about innovative charging solutions and innovations that could help bring charging access to all.

Your company has made sustainability commitments, and you know electrifying your fleet will help your organization meet these targets. But the task may seem daunting. This session will address the obstacles to transforming your fleet operation, featuring the journeys of and lessons learned by companies leading in fleet electrification and by service providers offering solutions. The speakers will take us through the practical process, from decision to implementation, to help guide you past the obstacles to accomplishing this transition within your own company.

Decarbonizing heavy-duty trucking may seem daunting, but many companies are already deploying tangible solutions and reducing their emissions.

Roadmaps for low-carbon trucking often focus on emerging technologies that mature in years to come. But low-carbon solutions for heavy-duty trucks exist today, and fleets are actively deploying them. Is your fleet looking for solutions to deploy today around hydrogen, renewable diesel, electrification and more? Learn about innovative new programs like the Joint Electric Truck Scaling Initiative, other ways companies are decarbonizing heavy-duty trucking in 2022 and how your fleet can be next.

Shipping ports must decarbonize for maritime shipping to decarbonize. What’s happening across the space and who’s leading the charge?

Autonomous electric vehicles, all-electric mobile harbor cranes, LEED buildings and renewable energy-powered facilities are just some of the new technologies and solutions ports and terminals are deploying to help decarbonize the shipping industry and reach net zero emissions. However, the journey ahead is just beginning for some. The Port of Long Beach and Long Beach Terminal was named the best green seaport worldwide in 2018 and has since been innovating on the road to net zero. In 2021, Long Beach Terminal completed its new terminal, one of the most technologically advanced and environmentally sustainable cargo facilities in the world, capable of handling 3.3 million twenty-foot equivalent units annually. Join this session to learn more about decarbonizing shipping ports, the innovative solutions Long Beach Terminal has deployed and the policy support needed to fully decarbonize ports and terminals.

Increasing driver awareness regarding the capabilities of EVs — and fleets of them — is key to accelerating the transition towards a zero-emission transport future.

As more and more rideshare drivers adopt EVs, ridesharing platforms are running one of the largest global EV education platforms — without even planning it. Learn how ridesharing giants and government officials are working together to increase EV ridesharing adoption while helping riders learn more about these vehicles for their personal lives.