ICCT

Meetings
ICCT meetings bring together experienced regulators and experts from industrialized and developing countries to share information and insights and to identify best practices, emerging issues, technological advancements, and opportunities to guide policy developments around the world.

Hong Kong, China
November 8, 2007 - November 10, 2007

The 5th meeting of the ICCT brought together government regulators and leading experts from thirteen countries to discuss various transportation and air quality issues.


	2&3 Wheelers: China's regulatory program English \| Acrobat \| 315 KB Authors: Ms. Ying Yuan, Deputy Director, Environmental Standards Institute of SEPA, in Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences

	Emerging Issues in Air Quality: Moderator Introduction English \| Acrobat \| 321 KB Authors: Dr. Youngil Jeong, Director, Korea Institute for Machinery and Materials (KIMM)

	Emerging Issues in Air Quality: Nanoparticles- latest public health information and discussion of number-based particle emission standards English \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Authors: Mr. Dan Greenbaum, President, Health Effects Institute

	Cars & Climate: EU's CO2 regulation English \| Acrobat \| 184 KB Authors: Mr. Ian Hodgson, Director-General for Environment

	Cars & Climate: Canada's fuel economy regulation English \| Acrobat \| 189 KB Authors: Mr. Steve McCauley, Executive Director, Transportation Division, Environment Canada

	Cars & Climate: Mexico's efforts to address climate consequences of Light-Duty Diesel English \| Acrobat \| 269 KB Authors: Dr. Leonora Rojas-Brancho, Director General, Research on Urban, Regional, and Global Pollution

	Biofuels & LCFS: Moderator Introduction English \| Acrobat \| 61 KB Authors: Dr. Adrian Fernandez- Bremauntz, President, National Institute of Ecology

	Biofuels & LCFS: Germany's biofuels certification English \| Acrobat \| 654 KB Authors: Dr. Axel Friedrich, Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

	Biofuels & LCFS: EU Low Carbon Fuel Standard English \| Acrobat \| 156 KB Authors: Mr. Ian Hodgson, Directorate-General for Environment

	Trucks & Climate (HDFE): Japan's Regulations English \| Acrobat \| 920 KB Authors: Dr. Yasuhiro Daisho, Professor, Waseda University

	Trucks & Climate (HDFE): IEA Policy proposal to G8 Summit English \| Acrobat \| 335 KB Authors: Mr. Takao Onoda, Policy Analyst of Transport, Energy Efficiency and Environmental Division, International Energy Agency

	Trucks & AQ: Climate Germany English \| Acrobat \| 402 KB Authors: Dr. Axel Friedrich, Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

	Trucks & AQ: Implementing Tokyo's in-use emission standards for HDV English \| Acrobat \| 512 KB Authors: Mr. Teruyuki Ohno, Senior Director, Urban and Global Environmental Planning Section, Bureau of the Environment, Tokyo Metropolitan Government

	Trucks & AQ: In-use emissions control in Mexico English \| Acrobat \| 903 KB Authors: Mr. Rodolfo Lacy, Research Coordinator, Mario Molina Center

	International Marine: European Initiatives English \| Acrobat \| 100 KB Authors: Dr. Axel Friedrich, Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

Ms. Katherine Blumberg
Research Director, International Council on Clean Transportation

Dr. Yasuhiro Daisho
Professor, Waseda University

Mr. Martin Maodong Fang
Chief Engineer, China Automotive Technology and Research Center (CATARC)

Dr. Adrian Fernandez-Bremauntz
President, National Institute of Ecology

Mr. Andre Ferreira
Executive Director, Instituto de Meio Ambiente e Energia (IMAE)

Dr. Axel Friedrich
Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

Dr. Lixin Fu
Director, Air Pollution Research Institute, Tsinghua University

Mr. Huiming Gong
Transportation Program Officer, Energy Foundation

Mr. Dan Greenbaum
President, Health Effects Institute

Dr. Wha-Jin Han
Senior Research Fellow, Korea Environment Institute (KEI)

Mr. Hal Harvey
Environment Program Director, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Dr. Kebin He
Professor of Environmental Science & Engineering and Director of International Cooperation and Exchange, Tsinghua University

Dr. Dongquan He
China Sustainable City Program, Senior Program Officer, Energy Foundation

Mr. Ian Hodgson
Directorate-General for Environment

Dr. Youngil Jeong
Director, Korea Institute for Machinery and Materials (KIMM)

Ms. Fanta Kamakat￩
Senior Scientist, International Council on Clean Transportation

Mr. Drew Kodjak
Executive Director, International Council on Clean Transportation

Mr. Rodolfo Lacy
Research Coordinator, Mario Molina Center

Dr. Alan C. Lloyd
President, International Council on Clean Transportation

Mr. Jason Mark
Transportation Program Officer, Energy Foundation

Mr. Steve McCauley
Executive Director, Transportation Division, Environment Canada

Mr. Wai-Chuen Mok
Principal Environmental Protection Officer, Mobile Source Control of Environmental Protection Department

Mr. Rudolf de Noronha
Director, Department of Environmental Quality, The Federal Environmental Ministry

Mr. Teruyuki Ohno
Senior Director, Urban and Global Environmental Planning Section, Bureau of the Environment, Tokyo Metropolitan Government

Mr. Takao Onoda
Policy Analyst of Transport, Energy Efficiency and Environmental Division, International Energy Agency

Ms. Charlotte Pera
Vice President of US Programs, Energy Foundation

Mr. George Polk
Founder and CEO, The Catalyst Project

Dr. Leonora Rojas Bracho
Director General , Research on Urban, Regional and Global Pollution

Ms. Anumita Roychowdhury
Associate Director, Policy Research and Advocacy, Centre for Science and Environment

Dr. Joseph Ryan
Program Officer & Managing Director for Latin America for the Environment Program, Hewlett Foundation

Dr. Robert F. Sawyer
Professor, University of California, Berkeley

Mr. Alejandro Villegas-Lopez
Program Officer, Hewlett Foundation

Mr. Michael Walsh
International Transportation Consultant

Dr. Supat Wangwongwatana
Director General, Pollution Control Department, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Thailand

Chantilly, France
June 12, 2006 - June 15, 2006

Participants discussed the progress to date on various transportation and air quality issues and identified opportunities to work together to advance the implementation of best practices around the world.

Ms. Katherine Blumberg
Research Director, International Council on Clean Transportation

Dr. Suani Teixeira Coelho
Assistant Secretary, Sao Paulo State Department for the Environment

Mr. Kenneth Colburn
Consultant

Dr. Yasuhiro Daisho
Professor, Waseda University

Dr. Ruy de Goes Leite Barros
Program Director, Institute for the Environment

Dr. Fei Feng
Director-General, Department of Industrial Economics Research, Development Research Center, State Council of the PRC

Dr. Adrian Fernandez-Bremauntz
President, National Institute of Ecology

Dr. Axel Friedrich
Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

Dr. Lixin Fu
Director, Air Pollution Research Institute, Tsinghua University

Dr. Jiro Hanyu
President, Japan International Transport Institute

Mr. Hal Harvey
Environment Program Director, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Dr. Dongquan He
China Sustainable City Program, Senior Program Officer, Energy Foundation

Dr. Youngil Jeong
Director, Korea Institute for Machinery and Materials (KIMM)

Ms. Fanta Kamakat￩
Senior Scientist, International Council on Clean Transportation

Mr. Drew Kodjak
Executive Director, International Council on Clean Transportation

Dr. Alan C. Lloyd
President, International Council on Clean Transportation

Dr. Mario Molina
Professor, University of California, San Diego

Ms. Margo Oge
Director, Office of Transportation and Air Quality, Environmental Protection Agency

Mr. Takao Onoda
Policy Analyst of Transport, Energy Efficiency and Environmental Division, International Energy Agency

Ms. Charlotte Pera
Vice President of US Programs, Energy Foundation

Mr. Peter Reilly-Roe
Consultant - Former Assistant Director, Transportation Energy Use Division, Natural Resources Canada

Dr. Leonora Rojas Bracho
Director General , Research on Urban, Regional and Global Pollution

Ms. Anumita Roychowdhury
Associate Director, Policy Research and Advocacy, Centre for Science and Environment

Dr. Joseph Ryan
Program Officer & Managing Director for Latin America for the Environment Program, Hewlett Foundation

Dr. Robert F. Sawyer
Professor, University of California, Berkeley

Mr. Alejandro Villegas-Lopez
Program Officer, Hewlett Foundation

Mr. Michael Walsh
International Transportation Consultant

Dr. Supat Wangwongwatana
Director General, Pollution Control Department, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Thailand

Dr. Martin Williams
Head, Air and Environment Quality Division, UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Yountville, California
May 4, 2003 - May 5, 2003

Participants developed a set of consensus statements on several prominent transportation topics at this meeting.


	The Napa Statements on Motor Vehicle Policy English \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Full text of the consensus statements. Individual statements on transportation topics are available on the Reports & Publications page of this site.

Mr. Balraj Bhanot
Director of the Automotive Research Association of India

Ms. Katherine Blumberg
Research Director, International Council on Clean Transportation

Mr. Kenneth Colburn
Consultant

Dr. Yasuhiro Daisho
Professor, Waseda University

Mr. Olimpio de Melo Álvares, Jr.
Manager, Mobile Sources Emissions Control Department, Environmental Agency

Dr. Adrian Fernandez-Bremauntz
President, National Institute of Ecology

Mr. Silvio Figueiredo
Head, Engine Group, São Paulo State Institute for Technological Research

Dr. Axel Friedrich
Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

Mr. Hal Harvey
Environment Program Director, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Dr. Dongquan He
China Sustainable City Program, Senior Program Officer, Energy Foundation

Dr. James Lents
Director, Environmental Policy Studies, University of California Center for Environmental Research and Technology / Chairman, Mickey Leland Air Toxics Center

Dr. Alan C. Lloyd
President, International Council on Clean Transportation

Dr. Mario Molina
Professor, University of California, San Diego

Ms. Margo Oge
Director, Office of Transportation and Air Quality, Environmental Protection Agency

Ms. Charlotte Pera
Vice President of US Programs, Energy Foundation

Mr. Peter Reilly-Roe
Consultant - Former Assistant Director, Transportation Energy Use Division, Natural Resources Canada

Ms. Anumita Roychowdhury
Associate Director, Policy Research and Advocacy, Centre for Science and Environment

Mr. Sergio Sanchez
Executive Director, Clean Air Initiative for Latin American Cities

Mr. Michael Walsh
International Transportation Consultant

Dr. Michael Wang
Center for Transportation Research, Argonne National Laboratory

Dr. Supat Wangwongwatana
Director General, Pollution Control Department, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Thailand

Dr. Martin Williams
Head, Air and Environment Quality Division, UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Bellagio, Italy
October 18, 2004 - October 21, 2004

Participants worked together to solve regional problems and to discuss the emerging issues related to air quality and transportation around the world.

Ms. Katherine Blumberg
Research Director, International Council on Clean Transportation

Dr. Suani Teixeira Coelho
Assistant Secretary, Sao Paulo State Department for the Environment

Mr. Kenneth Colburn
Consultant

Dr. Yasuhiro Daisho
Professor, Waseda University

Dr. Adrian Fernandez-Bremauntz
President, National Institute of Ecology

Dr. Axel Friedrich
Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

Dr. Lixin Fu
Director, Air Pollution Research Institute, Tsinghua University

Mr. Hal Harvey
Environment Program Director, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Dr. Dongquan He
China Sustainable City Program, Senior Program Officer, Energy Foundation

Dr. Alan C. Lloyd
President, International Council on Clean Transportation

Dr. Mario Molina
Professor, University of California, San Diego

Ms. Margo Oge
Director, Office of Transportation and Air Quality, Environmental Protection Agency

Ms. Charlotte Pera
Vice President of US Programs, Energy Foundation

Mr. Peter Reilly-Roe
Consultant - Former Assistant Director, Transportation Energy Use Division, Natural Resources Canada

Ms. Anumita Roychowdhury
Associate Director, Policy Research and Advocacy, Centre for Science and Environment

Dr. Joseph Ryan
Program Officer & Managing Director for Latin America for the Environment Program, Hewlett Foundation

Mr. Sergio Sanchez
Executive Director, Clean Air Initiative for Latin American Cities

Mr. Alejandro Villegas-Lopez
Program Officer, Hewlett Foundation

Mr. Michael Walsh
International Transportation Consultant

Dr. Supat Wangwongwatana
Director General, Pollution Control Department, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Thailand

Dr. Martin Williams
Head, Air and Environment Quality Division, UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Bellagio, Italy
June 19, 2001 - June 21, 2001

At this first meeting, held in 2001, a small international group of regulators and experts that would become the core of the ICCT developed the unprecedented Bellagio Memorandum.


	The Bellagio Memorandum on Motor Vehicle Policy English \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Principles for vehicles and fuels in response to global environmental and health imperatives. Available in five languages on the Home page of this site.

Dr. Yasuhiro Daisho
Professor, Waseda University

Dr. Axel Friedrich
Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

Mr. Hal Harvey
Environment Program Director, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Dr. Kebin He
Professor of Environmental Science & Engineering and Director of International Cooperation and Exchange, Tsinghua University

Dr. Alan C. Lloyd
President, International Council on Clean Transportation

Ms. Margo Oge
Director, Office of Transportation and Air Quality, Environmental Protection Agency

Ms. Charlotte Pera
Vice President of US Programs, Energy Foundation

Mr. Michael Walsh
International Transportation Consultant

Workshops
The ICCT collaborates on local and regional workshops intended to advance cost-effective strategies for the improvement of fuel quality; the reduction of conventional air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from new and in-use vehicles; and the implementation of safe, sustainable, and effective public transportation systems.

San Diego, California
February 20, 2008

This second one-day workshop brought together engine and vehicle manufacturers, fleet managers, technology providers and government officials. The interactive international forum provided an opportunity to discuss technologies as well as current and proposed policies to improve the energy and emission performance of heavy-duty vehicles. Presentations feature the latest developments in the United States, California, Europe and Japan.

The workshop is hosted by the ICCT and the Northeast State Center for a Clean Air Future (NESCCAF) and held in conjuntion with the WestStart-CALSTART Clean Heavy Duty Conference 2008: Technologies and Fuels for a Low Carbon World.


	Agenda English \| Acrobat \| 85 KB

	Speaker Biographies English \| Acrobat \| 245 KB

	Session 1: A Review of ICCT/NESCCAF Study - NESCCAF / NESCAUM English \| Acrobat \| 119 KB Authors: Ms. Coralie Cooper, Transportation Program Manager, Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM) / Northeast States Center for a Clean Air Future (NESCCAF)

	Session 1: A Review of ICCT/NESCCAF Study - TIAX LLC. English \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Authors: Dr. Robert Wilson, Managing Director, TIAX LLC.

	Session 1: A Review of ICCT/NESCCAF Study - Southwest Research Institute English \| Acrobat \| 832 KB Authors: Mr. David Branyon, Manager of Engine Development, Southwest Research Institute

	Session 2: California - WestStart / CALSTART English \| Acrobat \| 825 KB Authors: Mr. Bill Van Amburg, Senior Vice President, WestStart - CALSTART

	Session 2: Germany - Umweltbundesamt (UBA) English \| Acrobat \| 814 KB Authors: Dr. Axel Friedrich, Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

	Session 2: United States - Environmental Protection Agency English \| Acrobat \| 399 KB Authors: Ms. Cheryl Bynum, Lead Technology and Fuels Team, Smartway Transport Partnership, US EPA

	Session 2: Japan - National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory English \| Acrobat \| 458 KB Authors: Dr. Susumu Sato, Researcher, Environmental Research Department, National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory (NTSEL)

	Keynote Speaker: Office of Transportation and Air Quality, US EPA English \| Acrobat \| 20 KB Authors: Mr. Mitch Greenberg, Manager of Smartway Transport Programs, US EPA

	Session 3: Engine Technologies - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory English \| Acrobat \| 614 KB Authors: Dr. Jud Virden Jr., Energy Sector Manager, Energy and Environment Directorate of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

	Session 3: Engine Technologies - Sturman Industries Inc. English \| Acrobat \| 288 KB Authors: Mr. Eddie Sturman, Sturman Digital Engine, Sturman Industries Inc.

	Session 3: Engine Technologies - Volvo Powertrain English \| Acrobat \| 183 KB Authors: Mr. Anthony Greszler, Vice President of Advanced Engineering, Volvo Powertrain North America

	Session 3: Electric Drive Technologies - Eaton Corporation English \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Authors: Mr. Richard Coryell, Heavy Duty Hybrid Program Manager, Eaton Corporation

	Session 3: Electric Drive Technologies - ArvinMeritor English \| Acrobat \| 2 MB Authors: Mr. Dennis Kramer, Engineering Director, Advanced Engineering Group, ArvinMeritor

	Session 3: Fleet Perspective - JB Hunt Transport English \| Acrobat \| 852 KB Authors: Ms. Heather Matthews, Logistics Engineer, JB Hunt Transport

	Session 3: Other Advanced Technologies and Design Concepts - Rocky Mountain Institute English \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Authors: Mr. Michael Ogburn, Senior Consultant, Rocky Mountain Institute

	Session 4: California - Air Resources Board English \| Acrobat \| 45 KB Authors: Mr. Thomas Cackette, Chief Deputy Executive Officer, California Air Resources Board

Brussels, Belgium
October 17, 2007

This workshop focused on air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from maritime transport in Europe. It was held under sponsorship of the Portuguese Presidency of the European Union and organized by Transport and Environment (T&E), the German Federal Environment Agency (UBA) and the ICCT. Workshop participants discussed the latest estimates of shipping's impact on air quality and its contribution to climate change as well as the policy options being considered in Europe and internationally to reduce shipping emissions.


	Agenda English \| Acrobat \| 387 KB

	Proceedings English \| Acrobat \| 287 KB

	Past, Present-day and Future Ship Emissions English \| Acrobat \| 2 MB Authors: Veronika Eyring, DLR-Institute of Atmospheric Physics

	The Contribution of Shipping to Global Warming English \| Acrobat \| 6 MB Authors: David Lee, Manchester Metropolitan University

	Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Ships: Abatement Policy Options for the EU English \| Acrobat \| 4 MB Authors: Jasper Faber, CE Delft

	Analysis of Policy Measures to Reduce Ship Emissions in the Context of the NECD English \| Acrobat \| 2 MB Authors: Janusz Cofala, IIASA

	IMO's Role in the Regulatory Jigsaw English \| Acrobat \| 132 KB Authors: Du Dachang, IMO

	EU Strategy to Reduce Emissions from Ships English \| Acrobat \| 166 KB Authors: Mark Major, DG Environment, European Commission

	Overview of Current And Proposed Policies in the United States English \| Acrobat \| 615 KB Authors: Fanta Kamakate and Drew Kodjak, ICCT

Washington DC
October 1, 2007

With new fuel economy standards for passenger vehicles debated in the U.S. Congress for the first time in more than twenty years, this workshop provided the opportunity for policy makers to hear experts present the latest information on fuel economy technologies and the pros and cons of various policy designs.

Sponsored by the National Commission on Energy Policy and the ICCT


	Agenda English \| Acrobat \| 95 KB

	Meszler: Cost-Effective Passenger Vehicle Fuel Economy Levels Updated to Current Fuel Prices English \| Acrobat \| 327 KB Authors: Dan Meszler, Meszler Engineering Services

	Baum: Market Penetration of Hybrid & Diesel Vehicles in the U.S. Market, 2004-2015 English \| Acrobat \| 255 KB Authors: Alan Baum, Director of Automotive Forecasting, The Planning Edge

	German: Advanced Technologies:Diesel & Hybrids English \| Acrobat \| 4 MB Authors: John German, Honda Motor Company

	Goguen: Vehicle Technology Program English \| Acrobat \| 276 KB Authors: Goguen, U.S. Department of Energy

	Clarke: Transportation Technology & Climate Change English \| Acrobat \| 564 KB Authors: Leon Clarke, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

	Kratzke: Attribute-Based Standard in Place for Light Trucks English \| Acrobat \| 502 KB Authors: Stephen R. Kratzke, Associate Administrator for Rulemaking, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

	McManus: Impact of Attribute-Based CAFE English \| Acrobat \| 113 KB Authors: Walter McManus, Director, Automotive Analysis Division, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute

Hanoi, Vietnam
March 6, 2007

This workshop provided the opportunity for Asian and international regulators and experts to discuss with their Vietnamese counterparts their experience in developing and implementing policies to reduce emissions from motorcycles used in urban transportation. The workshop agenda and presented materials can be accessed by clicking on the workshop title. Presentations in Vietnamese will be added soon.

The conference is co-sponsored by the ICCT, the Vietnam Register, and the Swiss-Vietnamese Clean Air Program.


	Urban Pollution caused by Transportation and Motorcycles Emissions Control Solutions for Major Cities English \| Acrobat \| 2 MB Authors: Anh Tu Le, Vietnam Register

	Development Trend on China Motorcycle Emissions Standards English \| Acrobat \| 1017 KB Authors: Xin Liu, National Motorcycle Quality Supervisory and Testing Center (Tianjin)

	Management of In-use Motorcycle Emissions- The Indian Experience English \| Acrobat \| 6 MB Authors: Narayan Iyer

	Two-Wheel Instead of Four? Hanoi as an Experiment in Sustainable (2-wheel) Mobility? English \| Acrobat \| 6 MB Authors: Lee Schipper and Wei Shiuen Ng, EMBARQ Le Tuan, Hanoi University of Technology

	The Transition to Electric Bikes in China English \| Acrobat \| 6 MB Authors: Jonathan Weinert, Insitute of Transportation Studies, UC-Davis

Bogota, Columbia
July 30, 2007

This workshop provided an opportunity to discuss fuels, technologies, policies, and fiscal incentives that could help Bogota reduce conventional pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions. The workshop focuses on ways to dramatically reduce emissions by further expanding the TransMilenio system and using cleaner fuels and advanced vehicle technologies in both the new and in-use bus fleet.

This workshop was sponsored by the Secretaria Distrital Ambiente of the City of Bogota and the Clinton Climate Initiative, in collaboration with TransMilenio. It was hosted by the Universidad de la Salle.


	Workshop Agenda English \| Acrobat \| 249 KB

	Climate Change and the Clinton Climate Initiative Spanish \| Acrobat \| 404 KB Authors: Dr. Manuel Felipe Olivera, Director CCI of Bogota D.C.

	Introduction to the Workshop: Methodology and Expectations Spanish \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Authors: Martha Liliana Perdomo, Secretary of the Environment, Bogota D.C. Colombia Actions in Bogota to improve air quality

	Local Air Quality and Transportation Impacts Spanish \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Authors: Dr. Eduardo Berhentz, Universidad de los Andes, Bogota D.C. Colombia

	Cleaning Up Fuels and Vehicles in Mexico: The Public Health and Climate Change Imperative Spanish \| Acrobat \| 833 KB Authors: Leonora Rojas Bracho, Director General, Investigacion Urbana, Regional y Contaminacion Global, Mexico DF

	Reducing Emissions from In-Use Fleets: Beijing's Largescale Retrofit Program English \| Acrobat \| 821 KB Authors: Mr. Li Kunsheng, Subdirector, Division of Vehicle Emissions Control, Office of Environmental Protection - Beijing, China

	Costs and Benefits of Cleaner Fuels and Cleaner and More Efficient Vehicles Around the World English \| Acrobat \| 702 KB Authors: Ms. Kate Blumberg, Research Director, ICCT

	Global Trends in Cleaning Up and Reducing Carbon from Fuels and Vehicles English \| Acrobat \| 2 MB Authors: Mr. Michael Walsh, International Transport Consultant and Board Chairman, ICCT

	Test Results on Fuel Mixes in Bogota Spanish \| Acrobat \| 627 KB Authors: Dr. Nestor Rojas, Universidad Nacional de Colombia

	Incentives and Desincentives to Reduce GHG and Conventional Pollutant Emissions in Cities: Case Studies English \| Acrobat \| 715 KB Authors: Dr. Axel Friedrich, Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

	Incentives and Desincentives to Reduce GHG and Conventional Pollutant Emissions in Cities: Case Studies English \| Acrobat \| 5 MB Authors: Dr. Axel Friedrich, Head of the Environment, Transport, and Noise Division of the Federal Environmental Agency

San Diego, California
February 7, 2007 - February 9, 2007

The goal of the conference was to encourage a positive dialogue among maritime industry executives and professionals and air quality, port, and other regulators about new technological strategies to meet clean air goals. The conference provided an educational forum for key industry and government decision-makers to help them understand the features and requirements of available and emerging emissions control technologies, current and upcoming regulations and port policies, and the environmental initiatives industry leaders are currently undertaking.

The conference is co-sponsored by the ICCT. Other conference sponsors include the US Environmental Protection Agency, the Pacific Merchant Shipping Association, the California Air Resources Board, and the Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach and San Diego.

Washington, D.C.
October 4, 2006

This workshop was specifically designed to (1) analyze the menu of options, particularly those currently available, that would simultaneously advance fuel economy and safety, and (2) identify policy and technical challenges that are obstacles to realizing both these goals.


	Workshop Agenda English \| Acrobat \| 107 KB

	Building a Better SUV-Full Report English \| Acrobat \| 562 KB Authors: David Freidman, Union of Concerned Scientists Carl E. Nash and Clarence Ditlow, Center for Auto Safety

	Building a Better SUV-Executive Summary English \| Acrobat \| 105 KB Authors: David Freidman, Union of Concerned Scientists Carl E. Nash and Clarence Ditlow, Center for Auto Safety

	Increasing the Fuel Economy and Safety of New Light-duty Vehicles English \| Acrobat \| 2 MB Authors: Tom Wenzel, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Marc Ross, University of Michigan

	Excerpt from Winning the Oil Endgame English \| Acrobat \| 210 KB Authors: Rocky Mountain Institute

	Summary of Progress in Advanced Composites for Safe, Light Automotive Structures English \| Acrobat \| 120 KB Authors: Amory B. Lovins, Rocky Mountain Institute

	Supplemental Results on the Independent Effects of Curb Weight, Wheelbase, and Track of Fatality Risk in 1985-1998 Model Year Passenger Cars and 1985-1997 Model Year LTVs English \| Acrobat \| 963 KB Authors: R.M. Van Auken and J.W. Zellner, Dynamic Research Inc.

	A Review of the Results in the 1997 Kahane, 2002 DRI, 2003 DRI, and 2003 Kahane Reports on the Effects of Passenger Car and Light Truck Weight and Size on Fatality Risk English \| Acrobat \| 553 KB Authors: R.M. Van Auken and J.W. Zellner, Dynamic Research Inc.

	A Further Assessment of the Effects of Vehicle Weight and Size Parameters on Fatality Risk in Model Year 1985-98 Passengers Cars and 1985-97 Light Trucks English \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Authors: R.M. Van Auken and J.W. Zellner,Dynamic Research Inc.

	An Assessment of the Effects of Vehicle Weight on Fatality Risk in Model Year 1985-98 Passenger Cars and 1985-97 Light Trucks English \| Acrobat \| 818 KB Authors: R. M. Van Auken and J.W. Zellner, Dynamic Research, Inc.

	Optimizing Fuel Economy and Safety to Avoid Tradeoffs English \| Acrobat \| 6 MB Authors: David Freidman, Union of Concerned Scientists

	Reflecting Vehicle Safety in Insurance Costs English \| Acrobat \| 720 KB Authors: Adrian Lund, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

	CAFE and Motor Vehicle Safety: Policy Makes a Difference English \| Acrobat \| 2 MB Authors: Adrian Lund, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

	Fuel Economy Policies and Highway Safety English \| Acrobat \| 2 MB Authors: David L. Greene, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

	Improving Safety Without Impacting Fuel Economy English \| Acrobat \| 6 MB Authors: John German, American Honda Motor Company

	Manufacturing Safe and Affordable Advanced Composite Automotive Structures English \| Acrobat \| 9 MB Authors: Amory Lovins, Rocky Mountain Institute

	Review of Research Regarding the Relationship between Vehicle Weight, Size and Safety English \| Acrobat \| 6 MB Authors: Tom Wenzel, Lawrence Berkeley national Laboratory Marc Ross, University of Michigan

San Diego, California
February 22, 2006

This workshop brought together managers of heavy-duty fleet operations and government officials from around the world to discuss the future direction of environmental policy to improve fleet fuel economy. This event was an unique opportunity for a frank exchange on how regulatory actions, economic incentives, and voluntary programs can be structured and harmonized to achieve environmental goals while simultaneously helping fleet operators achieve their commercial goals. The workshop agenda and presented materials can be accessed by clicking on the workshop title.

Hosted by the ICCT and the Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM). With support from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.


	Final Workshop Agenda English \| Acrobat \| 93 KB

	California Activities Relative to Heavy-Duty Vehicle Fuel Economy English \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Authors: John Boesel, WestStart-CALSTART

	Welcome to FleetSmart English \| Acrobat \| 658 KB Authors: Lynda Harvey, Natural Resources Canada

	Global Efforts to Encourage Heavy-Duty Vehicle Fuel Economy Improvements English \| Acrobat \| 2 MB Authors: Michael Walsh, International Consultant

	The Parcel Delivery Business: Improving the Bottom Line Through Efficiency English \| Acrobat \| 1 MB Authors: Sid Gooch, FedEx Express

	Us Postal Service Alternative Fuels Program English \| Acrobat \| 850 KB Authors: Richard Fraer, US Postal Service

	Delivering Customer Value in the Next Decad