Feb. 3, 2021

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Paul Rosa, SVP Procurement & Fleet Planning, Penske, will provide the following during his keynote address.
  • Overview of Penske's current and near-term advanced fuel and emission reduction programs
  • Tactics to meet future and unknown emission regulation
  • The future landscape of advanced fuels in the work truck industry

NOTE: If you're registered for WTW21, be sure to create your WTW21 Planner. If not, register by Feb. 8 to get advance pricing discounts.
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NTEA Senior Director Kevin Koester discusses WTW21 Green Hour
Companies developing chargers for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles
Ozop Energy Solutions, a company that invents, designs, develops, manufactures and distributes chargers, inverters and power supplies, says its fully owned subsidiary, Power Conversion Technologies Inc., has entered into a partnership with Zeem Solutions to work on charging solutions to address the medium- and heavy-duty commercial electric vehicle market.
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NTEA produces a variety of resources for our membership community in collaboration with industry fleet professionals. Throughout February, we are sharing access to these tools and publications.
Roush Ford F-650 achieves California incentive
Roush CleanTech’s Ford F-650 battery-electric truck has achieved the California Hybrid and Zero-emission Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project (HVIP) eligibility listing. The all-electric F-650 has a maximum speed of 65 mph and a 100-mile range and is suitable for a range of industry applications, including delivery, urban maintenance, and aviation ground support.
Volvo Group creates Volvo Energy Business To accelerate electrification
Volvo Group announced a new business area - Volvo Energy (initially within the Volvo Trucks) - that will be responsible of topics related to electrification. The main two tasks are flow of batteries over the life cycle and charging infrastructure (both for the Volvo Group companies and its customers).
GM teaming with Lisle-based Navistar to build hydrogen-powered trucks
Navistar plans to start selling low-emission hydrogen-powered heavy trucks in about three years under a partnership with General Motors and a small distribution company called OneH2.
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
11:15 a.m.–noon EST
Members free/nonmembers $39 
Presenters: Chris Lyon, Director of Fleet Relations, NTEA; and Mike Visser, CEO, Aeroz-America LLC
 
Many fleets still rely on conventional fueled vehicles and in today’s age, reducing the impact on the environment continues to be on the forefront for many organizations. There are also many challenges with conventional fuels. Registration required.
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