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CTE
CTE’s mission is to improve the efficiency and sustainability of the United States’ energy and transportation systems. As a member-based non-profit, non-governmental organization, we bring people together to advance clean, sustainable, innovative transportation and energy technologies.
Specific tasks CTE will provide include creating resources for understanding utility engagement, outlining best practices for EV infrastructure acquisition and siting and providing...
Conference content spans everything from the latest software and support technologies that are enabling charging systems for 100-plus vehicles, to best practices for evaluating...
The Mobility House, CTE, AC Transit, New Flyer, Schneider Electric will work on the V2B Oakland pilot, which will deploy electric transit buses as mobile emergency backup power...
The CTE-supported projects span 18 states and include 22 battery-electric, three fuel cell electric, and two combination battery and fuel-cell bus deployments.
The deployment of more than 1,000 fuel cell buses across 13 transit agencies in the state is included in the project with the effort being led by the Center for Transportation...
Top row: Citilink; bottom row left to right: CTE; Keolis Commuter Services; TYLin
Fore will support the implementation of CTE’s legislative agenda during a time where there is significant activity taking place at national, state and local levels.
As momentum builds to adopt battery and fuel cell electric technologies, the zero-emission community comes together to collaborate at industry leading event.
The report details the CTE-led advisory panel’s suggested solutions to challenges of continued innovation, development and adoption of zero-emission transit technologies.
Join CTE for a virtual networking and learning experience as CTE brings together leaders from transit, schools, universities and airports for the premier conversation on electric...
