If your fleet organization is not a member of NTEA, join now and receive three months of membership free.
Call 800-441-6832 or email
info@ntea.com
for more information.
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The Green Truck Association
moves the industry forward
The
Green Truck Association
(GTA)
offers vital resources to members on technologies to increase sustainability and efficiency. We encourage you to recommend GTA membership to other organizations committed to the green truck industry.
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NTEA sponsors Road Rally Across America
NTEA is sponsoring a Road Rally Across America held by NGVAmerica, American Public Gas Association and American Gas Association. The second annual From Sea-to-Shining-Sea NGV Rally runs from June 5-16, 2017, and highlights the variety of vehicles available today operating on CNG, LNG and RNG. Learn more
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GTA members: apply to showcase fuel-saving products at The Work Truck Show® 2018
GTA and its Lightweight Technology Council,
as part of NTEA, are offering GTA members an opportunity to showcase products and equipment that promote commercial vehicle fuel savings through lightweighting and productivity technology. Learn more
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U.S. senators reintroduce Vehicle Innovation Act
U.S. Senators Gary Peters, D-Michigan; Lamar Alexander, R-Tennessee; and Debbie Stabenow, D-Michigan, have reintroduced the bipartisan Vehicle Innovation Act.
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Ford confirms Jim Hackett will replace CEO Mark Fields
Ford Motor Company confirmed that Chief Executive Mark Fields will retire after 28 years with the automaker. Fields will be succeeded by Jim Hackett, who was the executive chairman of Ford Smart Mobility for the past 14 months.
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Chicago Clean Cities fleets reduce 230,000 tons of GHG
The Chicago Area Clean Cities Coalition and its member fleets helped to displace nearly 26.5 million gasoline-gallon equivalents of petroleum in 2016, and reduce greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions by 230,000 tons.
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NGVAmerica changes top leadership
NGVAmerica has appointed a new chairman and interim executive director, as well as set up a search committee to find a new president, who resigned in April.
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