Reports

Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Oversight Summary and Recommendations


With $7.5 billion on its way for ZEV infrastructure, the Transportation Energy Institute Electric Vehicle Council provides you with a summary of the programs (NEVI Formula Program and Corridor Charging Grant Program) to help you navigate your way to financial support. We also are actively participating with the Department of Energy’s Vehicle Technology Office and Office of Electricity, who have developed a working group to assess the many gaps in industry and public education which exist today.

Assessment of Biofuels Policy: Effectiveness of Emissions Reductions



There are 270 million vehicles currently on the road that operate on liquid fuels. To reduce carbon emissions from these vehicles, the best strategy is to reduce carbon in the fuels that power them. Biofuels can reduce transportation carbon emissions, but how we most effectively capitalize on this potential is challenging. This white paper explores the carbon benefits to using biofuels. It looks at fuel ethanol, biodiesel, renewable diesel and gasoline, hydrogen and R80B20, plus evaluating the policies that affect these fuels, the availability of feedstocks to expand their market share and the vehicle and infrastructure capabilities of accommodating such an expansion.

The Case for Developing an ESG Plan



Increasing demands from investors and the public make ESG pursuits a timely consideration.

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