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SUMMARY:05.08.2025 - Green Drives Conference & Expo
DESCRIPTION:Green Drives Conference and Expo\n\n\n\nThe Illinois Alliance for Clean Transportation is excited to once again present the annual Green Drives Conference & Expo hosted by Powering Chicago at the IBEW-NECA Technical Institute in Alsip\, Illinois. \nGreen Drives – one of the largest clean-transportation conferences held in the Midwest – is an annual must-attend event for government officials\, commercial and municipal fleet managers\, corporate sustainability officers\, and clean-tech and clean-energy professionals who want to learn how to use cleaner\, lower emissions fuels and technologies\, while saving money. \nAdvanced vehicle technologies\, electric vehicles\, and alternative fuels will be showcased\, including dozens of green vehicles and exhibitors. Attendees will not only have a chance to network with experts from throughout the nation and the region\, but they will learn of first-hand experiences from fleets currently using alternative fuels and electric vehicles. \n\n\n\nWhen: Thursday\, May 8\, 2025 from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (CDT)\n\nWhere: IBEW/NECA Technical Institute 6201 West 115th Street Alsip\, IL 60803\n\nREGISTER HERE\n \n\n\n2025 Green Drives Conference & Expo Agenda\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration and Welcome\n\n\n\n7:30am\nVendor / exhibit set up\n\n\n8:00am\nRegistration\n\n\n8:30am\nWelcomeLes Faul\, Acting Chair\, IACT / Fleet Manager\, ComEd \nEmcee Chris Lyon\, Director of Fleet Relations\, NTEA \nGene Kent\, Director\, IBEW-NECA Technical Institute\n\n\n\nWe are IACTAnn Schneider\, Board Member\, IACT / Founder and President\, Ann L. Schneider & Associates LLC \nTim Milburn\, Board Member\, IACT / Co-founder\, Green Ways 2Go\n\n\n\nMorning Session\n\n\n\n9:00am\nTaking It to the Streets!Featured Guest Speaker: Jamie Butters\, Executive Editor\, Automotive News / Host of Daily Drive podcast\n\n\n9:30am\nInnovations and Best Practices ShowcaseMyth Busters – Fuels and Best Practices \nSpeakers will bust up preconceived notions with real world\, real work fleet evidence. Learn from these experts on how alternative fuels are working to lower emissions and deliver cost cutting solutions\, and how fleets are adopting best in show\, smart alternative fuel choices for fewer emissions and big savings. \nBart Sowa\, Program Director of Mobility Research and Development\, GTI Energy \nChris Ransom\, National Account Manager\, AmeriGas \nDick Dublinski\, Director of Public Works\, City of Naperville \nMarc Rowe\, Steering Committee\, IACT / General Manager of Fuel Sales\, Trillium Energy Solutions \nJason van den Brink\, Chief Financial Officer\, Ozinga Energy \nKarl Gnadt\, CEO and General Manager\, Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District \nMatthew Carr\, Board Member\, IACT / Director of Integrated Powertrain Sales\, International \nSteven Sage\, Regional Sales Manager\, Bollinger Motors\n\n\n\nBreak\n\n\n\n10:50am\nVisit booths in exhibit hall and outdoor vehicle display. Peruse and ask questions about vehicles on display\, and schedule a ride-and-drive in participating displayed vehicles. Raffle prize upon return to program.\n\n\n\nMid-Morning Session\n\n\n\n11:30am\nNTEA – Work Truck Show & MembershipChris Lyon\, Director of Fleet Relations\, NTEA\n\n\n\nPowering Chicago “Codes and Confidence” \nEnjoy a short video on how Powering Chicago brings together the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 134 electricians and the Electrical Contracters’ Association (ECA) of Chicago and Cook County to continue to invest in consistently better construction\, careers\, and communities within the metro Chicago region. \nElbert Walters III\, Board Member\, IACT / Executive Director\, Powering Chicago\n\n\n\nLunch\n\n\n\n12:00pm\nWalk through our catered buffet. Visit booths in exhibit hall and outdoor vehicle display. Peruse and ask questions about vehicles on display\, and schedule a ride-and-drive in participating displayed vehicles. Raffle prize upon return to program at 2:00pm.\n\n\n12:25pm\nThank You to Sponsors \nLynn Stafford\, Director of Business Development and Events\, IACT / VP Business Development\, True Alternative Fuel Systems\n\n\n1:00pm\nTours of IBEW-NECA Technical Institute’s Renewable Energy Training Field begin\n\n\n\nAfternoon Session\n\n\n\n2:00pm\nUpdates from the Metropolitan Mayors CaucusHear about the future of MMC and an upcoming alternative fuel project. \nEdith Makra\, Director of Environmental Initiatives\, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus\n\n\n2:15pm\nFleet Electrification and Readiness \nSelecting EVs and HybridsTim Milburn\, Board Member\, IACT / Co-founder\, Green Ways 2Go\n\n\n\nPlanning and Design: Fleet EV Charging Stations and Infrastructure \nRahul Chatterjea\, Senior Energy Engineer\, ComEd\n\n\n\nOperating and Maintaining Fleet EVs and EV Charging Infrastructure \nLes Faul\, Acting Chair\, IACT / Fleet Manager\, ComEd \nKen Crowley\, Steering Committee\, IACT / Superintendent of Fleet Services\, Village of Oak Park \nKara Demirjian\, Founder and President\, DCC Marketing\n\n\n\nUtility Engagement \nLes Faul\, Acting Chair\, IACT and Fleet Manager\, ComEd\n\n\n\nCodes Standards and Best Practices \nBob Hattier\, Business Representative\, IBEW Local 134\n\n\n\nLooking Forward: New Technologies and Policies \nBob Hattier\, Business Representative\, IBEW Local 134\n\n\n3:15pm\nSpecial Funding SessionsShow Me the Money! State and Federal Funding Opportunities \nBailey Arnold\, Steering Committee\, IACT / Director of Healthy Air Solutions\, American Lung Association / Program Director\, B20 Club of Illinois \nJack Cruikshank\, EV Policy Advisor\, Illinois Environmental Protection Agency \nCristina Botero\, Senior Manager of Beneficial Electrification\, ComEd \nAnn Schneider\, Board Member\, IACT & Founder and President\, Ann L. Schneider & Associates LLC\n\n\n\nClosing\n\n\n\n4:00pm\nClosing remarks and grand raffle prize: TWO tickets to NASCAR Chicago Street Race\n\n\n\n\nFOR MORE INFO GO TO: https://il-act.org/green-drives-2025/
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SUMMARY:March 4\, 2025 - Propane Webinar Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:Join the Wisconsin Clean Cities Coalition as we host a webinar discussion on the use of propane as an alternative fuel\, implementation within fleets\, the pros and cons of switching\, and more! We will also touch upon how the industry is faring in light of the current changes with the new administration. \nWe will have expert speakers sharing their vast knowledge about implementation\, cost points\, funding availability\, emissions\, etc from Boehlke Bottled Gas Corporation\, ROUSH CleanTech\, and the Wisconsin Propane Gas Association. \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
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SUMMARY:February 27 & 28\, 2025 - B4: Better Buildings Better Business Conference
DESCRIPTION:What: Premier two-day conference that gathers building science industry leaders\, experts\, suppliers\, manufacturers\, and contractors from around Wisconsin and the Midwest to find out what they need to know to stay current and ahead of trends in the building industry. Groundbreaking sessions covering case studies\, practical strategies\, and hands-on demonstrations that aim to help our attendees deepen their understanding of the sustainable building landscape and how to build their business to thrive in a changing market. WCC will be in attendance\, as transportation is essential to the construction and manufacturing industries. Topics of interest will include: \n\n\nAir sealing and insulating techniques \n\n\nBasic building science \n\n\nBuilding science research and emerging technologies \n\n\nBusiness development strategies \n\n\nCodes and standards \n\n\nHigh performance HVAC systems: installation\, service and sizing \n\n\nIndoor air quality \n\n\nNew construction practices \n\n\nRemodeling practices \n\n\nSolar electric systems \n\n\nSustainable architecture and compact design \n\n\nWho: Hosted by Slipstream\, other notable organizations in attendance will be: the American Institute of Architects\, American Society of Home Inspectors\, Building Performance Institute\, National Association of Home Builders\, National Association of the Remodeling Industry\, Passive House Institute US\, Residential Energy Services Network\, Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services \nWhere: Kalahari Resort 1305 Kalahari Drive Wisconsin Dells\, WI\, 53965 \nWhen: February 27 & 28\, 2025 (Set up for exhibitors evening of February 26th) \nAgenda: \nWednesday February 26\, 2025 \n3 pm-7 pm Booth Installation / Tabletop Exhibit Installation @ the Expo / Convention Center Lobby \nThursday February 27\, 2025 \n7 am – 8:30 am: Continental Breakfast / Expo / Networking @ Expo \n7:00 am – 6:30 pm: Registration @ Convention Center Lobby \n7:00 am – 6:30 pm: Expo Open @ Expo \n8:30 am – 10:00 pm: Opening General Session @ Ballroom A / H (doors open at 8 am) \n10:00 am – 10:30 pm: Networking Break / Expo @ Expo \n10:30 am – 11:45 pm: Sessions (A) @ Breakout Rooms \n11:45 am – 1:30 pm: Lunch / Expo / Networking @ Expo \n1:30 pm – 2:45 pm: Sessions (B) @ Breakout Rooms \n2:45 pm – 3:15 pm: Networking Break / Expo @ Expo \n3:15 pm – 4:30 pm: Sessions (C) @ Breakout Rooms \n4:30 pm – 6:30 pm: Better Beer – Better Brats Reception @ Expo \n7:00 pm – 8:30 pm: Turbulence – Slipstream’s house Band! @ Ballroom A/H \nFriday February 28\, 2025 \n7 am – 8:30 am: Continental Breakfast / Expo / Networking @ Expo \n7:00 am – 12:45 pm: Expo Open @ Expo \n7:00 am – 3:45 pm: Registration @ Convention Center Lobby \n8:30 am – 9:45 am: Sessions (D) @ Breakout Rooms \n9:45 am – 10:45 am: Networking Break / Expo @ Expo \n10:15 am – 11:30 am: Sessions (E) @ Breakout Rooms \n11:30 am – 1:00 pm: Lunch / Panel Discussion @ TBD \n12:45 pm – 3:45 pm: Booth / Tabletop Exhibit Tear Down @ Expo / Convention Center Lobby \n1:00 pm – 3:00 pm: Career Fair @ Ballroom 4/5 \n2:00 pm – 2:30 pm: Networking Break @ TBD \n2:30 pm – 3:45 pm: Sessions (F) @ Breakout Rooms \nExhibitor & sponsorship opportunities are still available! \nRegister Here (Early bird pricing is available until January 5\, 2025)
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SUMMARY:02.25.25 - NAFA Wisconsin Networking Lunch and Auto Show
DESCRIPTION:NAFA Wisconsin Networking Lunch and Auto Show\nNAFA Wisconsin ( the state chapter of the National Association of Fleet administrators) is calling Wisconsin fleet professionals to gather for lunch at Doc’s Smokehouse – for networking and discussions on all things Fleet. After lunch\, walk across the street to the Milwaukee Auto Show at Baird Center for access to the show floor prior to the public hours that begin at 3 p.m. WCC STAFF WILL BE ATTENDING\, COME JOIN US! \nWhen: February 25 starting at noon \nWhere: Lunch will be served at Doc’s Smokehouse at 754 N Vel R. Phillips Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI 53203 and then to the Baird Center for the Auto Show \nRegistration: NAFA Members: $40 and Non-members $50. Includes lunch and access to the Auto Show. \nRegistration Deadline: By February 21 \n \n 
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SUMMARY:01.16.2025 - THE PATH TO POWER: A Fleet Electrification Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Who: National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) is collaborating with Eastern Missouri Alliance for Clean Transportation to host a free\, one-day\, in person regional fleet electrification training workshop\, designed to support fleets who are in the early to mid-stages of light-duty vehicle electrification.\n\n\nWhat: THE PATH TO POWER: A Fleet Electrification Workshop. Participants will interact with fleets throughout the region to problem-solve current electrification challenges. Fleets will have the opportunity to learn about various tools and resources available to support fleet electrification. NREL subject matter experts will work in coordination with EM-ACT to provide technical support. Fleets should plan to bring a 2–3-person team to the workshop for the best outcomes\, including fleet managers\, infrastructure or facilities managers\, and staff overseeing climate or environmental related agency goals.\n\nWhen: Thursday\, January 16\, 2025 In-person event. 9am – 4pm CST. Doors at 8am\n\n\nWhere: Marriott St. Louis Airport 10700 Pear Tree Lane St. Louis\, MO 63134\n\n\n\n\n\n \nAgenda:\n \n\n\n\n\n\n9:00 AM: Opening Remarks \n\n\n\n\n9:30 AM: Fleet case study \n\n\n\n\n10:15 AM: Preparing for your Journey: Fleet Programs and Resources \n\n\n\n\n10:45 AM: Laying the Groundwork: Tools to Help Get Started \n\n\n\n\n11:45 AM: Lunch Provided and Display Vehicles \nRegister Here
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LOCATION:Marriott St. Louis Airport\, 10700 Pear Tree Lane\, St. Louis\, Missouri\, 63134\, United States
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SUMMARY:December 10\, 2024 - 30th Annual Stakeholder's Meeting - 9 am to 4 pm CST
DESCRIPTION:Join Wisconsin Clean Cities for an afternoon of sustainable transportation at our 30th Annual Meeting. This luncheon event brings together Wisconsin Clean Cities members\, industry stakeholders\, DOT representatives\, Wisconsin Government officials\, and transportation leaders to exchange ideas\, be recognized for contributions to a cleaner Wisconsin\, and capitalize on the collective expertise of the entire network. Help us celebrate the successes of Wisconsin organizations in embracing sustainable transportation. Network and engage with prominent figures in the industry\, visit exhibitors\, experience a taste of Forest County Potawatomi culture\, and enjoy a tour of the award-winning Wgema Campus!  \n \nOur member\, Potawatomi Ventures\, was recently recognized by the US Department of Energy for developing a best-in-class workplace charging environment at the Milwaukee Wgema campus. Only three organizations in the US have received this esteemed award from the DOE. Wisconsin Clean Cities is proud to announce that we will be holding our 30th annual stakeholder’s meeting at this innovative\, award-winning institution. \n  \n \n  \nWhen: 12/10/2024\, 9am – 4pm CST \n  \nWhere: The Potawatomi Wgema (“Little Chief”) Campus – The Wgecheda (“Warrior”) Building 3136 W. Kilbourn Avenue\, Milwaukee\, WI 53208  \nWgema campus is a gated facility with a 43\,000 square foot underground parking structure\, state of the art security\, and loaded with innovative energy systems.  The surveilled underground parking structure leads to a vestibule directly across from the Wgecheda building\, which features a stone council circle and statue of a Native American warrior seated before its entrance. Once you are within the gated facility\, you will be directed by uniformed guards on where to park and how to enter the event venue. There are two entrances we recommend to drive into the facility: \n\n\n\n\n\nGate #2 on 32nd and Kilbourn\,\nGate #3 on 33rd and Wells.\n\n\n\n\n\n   \n  \nWgema campus was originally built in 1881\, then known as Concordia College of Milwaukee\, a renowned academic institution which graduated many notable scientists\, politicians\, and athletes. It’s gym facilities hosted the Milwaukee Bucks. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar called it home.  Our members\, the Forest County Potawatomi\, and its business venture division\, acquired the campus in 1990 and have since invested 100 million dollars renovating its historic halls and retrofitting the architecture to support sustainable forms of energy\, while paying homage to its original character as they incorporate Potawatomi heritage.  Wgema serves as an Urban Indian Center\, featuring a school\, cafeteria\, gymnasium\, tribal court\, clinic\, treaty room and other vital facilities. Our 30th annual stakeholder’s meeting will be held in the former Concordia Chapel. WCC thanks our gracious hosts\, Potawatomi ventures for donating the venue space for our event\, sharing with us their vision to preserve and restore the historic beauty of Wisconsin. \n \n \n  \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \nPotawatomi\, “The keepers of the fire”\, are not only one of Wisconsin’s leading hospitality ventures\, owning Milwaukee’s largest Casino and hotel; but they also own and operate several restaurants\, event venues\, and branched into real estate development in 2010.  GreenFire Management has been working to restore several historical areas of interest throughout Wisconsin. You may view the renovation of the Wgema campus and other tribal projects here. \n  \n  \n\nAgenda\n9:00 am: Register and get settled in. Pour a coffee\, nibble on some breakfast pastries\, and say good morning to our exhibitors!\n9:30 am: Welcome and Opening Remarks\n \nBrad Schmoll is the Director of the Alternative Energy division of CMD Corporation\, an industry leader in providing capital equipment and services to the Compressed Natural Gas Market. Mr. Schmoll boasts in excess of 25 years experience in the industrial equipment industry. Prior to his current position\, Brad served as Manager of Technical Services for CMD in both international and domestic markets. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh with a bachelor’s degree in Organizational Leadership and an associate degree in Business Management from Fox Valley Technical College. He is currently a co-chair board member of Wisconsin Clean Cities and will be welcoming our attendees and providing the opening remarks. \n  \n  \nDan Nordloh\, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Distributed Energy at EnTech Solutions\, an industry leader in energy distribution\, EV charging infrastructure and Energy asset management. Dan also serves as the Co-Chair of Wisconsin Clean Cities Board of Directors. Mr. Nordloh holds a MBA from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee and has previously worked as President and Chief Executive Officer of Naviant. He also previously served as the Executive Vice President of Global Business Development at EnSync\, Incorporated. Dan will be welcoming our attendees and providing the opening remarks. \n  \n  \n9:40 am: Traditional Potawatomi Opening blessing with drumming and singing\n  \n \nPaul Hoesly serves as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) of Potawatomi Ventures\, providing direct insight into the investments of the company\, including activities that range from strategic direction to investment selection. During his tenure at Potawatomi Ventures\, he has been part of the team that has achieved exponential growth in both top line revenue and net income\, which is then reinvested or returned to FCP. Paul’s prior experience includes working as a senior manager at Ernst & Young\, LLP. Paul has a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire\, an Executive MBA with International Business Specialization from Marquette University\, and a certificate in Leadership and Innovation from Stanford University. Paul sits on the following Boards: University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire Alumni Association\, Wisconsin Clean Cities\, and Four Fires\, LLC. \n  \nOur charitably spirited member\, Potawatomi Ventures\, offered to donate the venue space for our 30th annual stakeholders meeting at their Wgema campus.  In gratitude of their hospitality\, WCC Staff requested that we open our event in a traditional Potawatomi manner.  Wisconsin Clean Cities is proud to introduce to those who have not yet attended a Native American-hosted event\, the sights and sounds of a drum circle\, traditional Potawatomi dancing\, singing\, and opening blessing. Fire Nation\, a pow wow drum and singing group from the Forest County Potawatomi Community reservation has generously agreed to help Wisconsin Clean Cities open our event with traditional song and dance. \n  \n10:15 am: Presentations on Economic Development & Transportation\n  \nDave Steele has served as Executive Director of MobiliSE since 2018. Under Dave’s leadership\, MobiliSE has grown into SE Wisconsin’s leading voice for transit and transportation alternatives. MobiliSE convenes regional leaders to advocate for transit and other transportation options\, and oversees FlexRide Milwaukee\, an innovative on-demand workforce transportation service that has served over 5\,000 riders since its launch in 2022. Mr. Steele holds a Master’s Degree in Urban Planning from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee\, a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison\, and has participated in Harvard Business School’s Social Enterprise Initiative. Dave will be presenting on Economic Development & Transportation in Wisconsin\, especially regarding the “Milwaukee 7 project” a regional\, cooperative economic development platform for the seven counties of southeastern Wisconsin: Kenosha\, Milwaukee\, Ozaukee\, Racine\, Walworth\, Waukesha and Washington. \n  \n11:15 am: Presentation on Federal & State Funding Availability\n  \n \nErin Russell-Story serves as both the Clean Cities Northeast Regional Manager and as a Project Officer at the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL). She has 27 years of experience in the transportation\, energy efficiency\, and renewable energy fields. She served as the Clean Cities Coalition Director for the Northeast Ohio Clean Cities Coalition starting in 1997\, and then the Vermont Clean Cities Coalition starting in 2001. Ms. Russell-Story was honored with the Clean Cities Coordinator of the Year Award in 2003 and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2011. Erin’s role at NETL extends into the US Department of Energy’s Vehicle Technologies Office\, where she manages competitively awarded financial assistance projects. Erin has a Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Transportation: Planning and Livable Communities from the University of Washington\, a Master of Science in Environmental Studies from Antioch University New England\, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Ohio University. \n  \nAnthony Maietta is an Environmental Protection Specialist at the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Region 5/Chicago office. Where he has served for over twenty years. Mr. Maietta began his career as a life scientist within the agency’s region 5 office in the Air and Radiation division. Anthony holds a Bacherlor’s of Science degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in Ecology\, Ethology and Evolution.  Since 2003 Anthony’s work at the EPA includes reviewing and processing state clean air laws under the Clean Air Act\, transportation conformity in numerous mid west states\, and managing voluntary programs such as the Midwest Clean Diesel Initiative\, the SmartWay Transport Partnership\, and EPA’s Ports Initiative. Most recently\, he is additionally serving as a temporary project officer for clean diesel grants in the Region.  Mr. Maietta will be covering what funding opportunities the EPA currently offers and is slated to offer in the near future for adopting technologies\, alternatives fuels and supporting infrastructure that reduce emissions.\n \n  \n  \nAndrew Burnham is a Principal Environmental Scientist at the prestigious Argonne National Laboratory. Andrew’s research focuses on the energy use\, emissions\, and costs of advanced vehicle technologies and transportation fuels. Andrew developed the Alternative Fuel Life-Cycle Environmental and Economic Transportation (AFLEET) Tool for Department of Energy’s Clean Cities stakeholders to estimate petroleum use\, greenhouse gas emissions\, air pollutant emissions\, and cost of ownership of alternative fuel and advanced vehicles. He has also developed major features of the GREET model\, including the heavy-duty vehicle module and the vehicle-cycle model. Mr. Burnham will be presenting on federal funding availability and transportation innovations beings produced in America’s top Laboratories. \n  \n  \n \nJeremy Kloss\, Program and Policy Supervisor of the Electric Vehicle Unit in the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s Division of Budget and Strategic Initiatives. Mr. Kloss is responsible for leading the Electric Vehicle Unit as Wisconsin implements the Wisconsin Electric Vehicle Initiative (WEVI). Jeremy joined WisDOT in 2019 as a Program and Policy Analyst with the Division of State Patrol’s Bureau of Transportation Safety. As an analyst\, Jeremy was responsible for a variety of measurements pertaining to traffic safety in Wisconsin and helping develop and lead the Predictive Analytics Pilot Program. Jeremy is a graduate from the University of Wisconsin-Madison\, holding a Bachelor of Arts in Economics\, History\, and Political Science. Mr. Kloss will be speaking on WisDot’s plans for economic growth\, Federal and state funding availability\, and how the WEVI grant will affect Wisconsin. \n  \n  \nMaria Redmond\, Director of the Wisconsin Office of Sustainability and Clean Energy\, is at the forefront of the State’s efforts to combat climate change through the adoption of clean energy technologies. Maria has been instrumental in shaping our State’s Clean Energy Plan\, which serves as a strategic blueprint to enhance sustainable energy practices across Wisconsin. Maria holds a Bachelors in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Prior to her current position Ms. Redmond also served as the Director of Wisconsin Office of Energy Innovation\, and a Senior Analyst and Program Manager of Transportation Fuels for the State Energy Office. With over 23 years of government experience \, Ms. Redmond has been integral to Wisconsin’s adoption of bio fuels and multi-sector deep decarbonization programs.\n \n  \n12:00 Noon: Networking Lunch will be served by the Waterfront Deli of Milwaukee. Sponsored by our gracious member KwikTrip\, Wisconsin’s largest convenience store chain. One of the largest family owned\, independent C-store chains in all of America!\n \nJeff Tews\, Retired Fleet Manager and Consultant for the City of Milwaukee\, is a long-serving member of the WCC board\, with degrees in combustion engine technology and business administration. Jeff has worked in the transportation through all the ranks\, from garage attendant in his youth up to the manager of the state’s largest city and fleet.  His career in Transportation since 1978 is truly exemplary and as such has been an integral part of WCC’s history.  Jeff will be speaking on the inception of WCC\, the milestones we have accomplished through out the years and the future he believes our organization must take. \n  \n  \n  \n1:00 pm: Implementation – a look at 2025\n  \n  \nNathan Coe\, Environmental Sustainability Program Coordinator for The Environmental Collaboration Office of the City of Milwaukee\, will be speaking on how the City plans to implement the recent $14.9 million CFI grant award to provide public electric vehicle charging infrastructure throughout Milwaukee. Nathan coordinates the transition to electric\, hybrid\, and low-emission vehicles in the City’s municipal fleet and is responsible for expanding electric vehicle charging infrastructure throughout Milwaukee. He is a political scientist and urban planner\, with a masters degree in each field. \n  \n  \n  \nKathy Kuntz is the Director of the Dane County Office of Energy & Climate Change where she leads climate action efforts both internal to Dane County operations and countywide. Dane County recently received a $13.2M US DOT CFI grant to expand charging in multi-family neighborhoods\, rural areas and multi-modal hubs. Kathy will talk about how Dane County and its partners are planning to implement Charge Up Dane County as well as other initiatives to expand clean fuel vehicles across the county. Kathy has over 30 years of experience in the energy efficiency and climate action field; prior to her work at the County she led a nonprofit called Cool Choices and also led Focus on Energy\, Wisconsin’s statewide energy efficiency and renewable energy program. \n  \n  \n \nAdam Schwartz is the Electric Vehicle Charging Program Manager at KwikTrip and Board Member of WCC. Adam will be speaking on how KwikTrip will implement their recent NEVI grant award and their plans which will effect Wisconsin Transportation in the near future.  Adam earned his Bachelors of Science in Sustainability and Renewable Energy Systems: with an emphasis in Design and Analysis from the University of Wisconsin – Platteville.  While attending school\, Adam took on an internship with All Energy Solar. Upon graduation he worked his way up through the KwikTrip ranks from a service associate to the Sustainability and Energy department\, helping to spearhead implementation of many innovative sustainability projects. Mr. Schwartz has dedicated his entire education and career to finding solutions to our modern energy concerns. \n  \n  \n2:00 pm: Membership Meeting & Awards\nFred Schnook\, Executive Director of Wisconsin Clean Cities\, will serve as the emcee of the awards portion of our event. Fred is the former Mayor of the City of Ashland\, Wisconsin\, where he established the city as the first Eco-​Municipality in the nation. These efforts helped Mayor Schnook to ​increase funding to Ashland by ​over 350%. Fred previously served as a consultant with Foth\, Inc.\, ​providing sustainable planning to private ​sector enterprises and municipalities across the mid-west. Fred has served as the City and Village ​Administrator in Kewaunee and Mukwonago\, Wisconsin. Schnook ​also served as Wisconsin’s representative to the Great Lakes ​Commission. Mr. Schnook has lectured at universities across the mid west and numerous conferences internationally on Sustainable Planning\, ​Economic Development\, Eco-​Industrial Park Design and Creative Cities. Fred has a master’s ​degree in public administration from the University of Wisconsin-​Oshkosh. \n\nForward Fleet Awards\nSustainable Transportation Leadership Award\nElect Board Members for 2025\n\n3:00 pm: Site Tours\n \n  \n  \nGuided tour of the US Department of Energy’s award winning “best in work-place charging environment” Potawatomi Wgema campus\, including the background of this historical location\, with a review of the many restorations\, renovations\, and sustainability investments made at the Campus since its acquisition. \n  \n  \n  \n  \nAndrew Byrne is the Director of EV Products and Markets for Potawatomi Ventures\, where he leads all facets of the PV’s go to market and service delivery functions of the newly launched EV Infrastructure. Andrew boasts 25 years of experience in operations with a strong focus on the eMobility market. Prior to his current position Mr. Byrne led eMobility productive development for Lindsay Renewables. Andrew began his journey in the eMobility industry while working for Harley-Davidson Motor Company. Mr. Byrne will be giving us a personal tour of the EV infrastructure he was integral to helping install at Wgema Campus via the Empower Workplace program \n \n Joe Tesch is the Director of Facilities and Security for Potawatomi ventures and also serves as a board member on the Pabst Mansion Board of Governors. Mr. Tesch is a wealth of knowledge on the history and innovations done at Wgema campus\, as such he will be co-leading the tour of the grounds to inform of us the notable figures which have walked its halls\, the renovations done\, and the alternative sources of energy the campus utilizes to power its many unique service buildings. \n  \n  \n4:00 pm: Adjourn\n  \n\n  \nPrices: \n\n$60 for non member (including lunch & tour)\n\n\n$50 for member (including lunch & tour)\n\n\n$250 for 1 admission to WCC 2024 Annual meeting (including lunch & tour) and an exhibit booth. Your company logo will be promoted on our social media & website as an exhibitor for this event (Exhibitors may set up during business hours on the 9th or at 8 am on the 10th)\n\n\n $500 for 1 admission to the WCC Annual meeting and 1 ticket to the fall of 2025 T&I Expo and exhibit booths at both events. Your company logo will be promoted on social media & website as an exhibitor for both these events (Exhibitors may set up during business hours on the 9th or at 8 am on the 10th)\n\n\n$750 for 3 tickets to the WCC Annual meeting & 3 tickets to the fall of 2025 T&I Expo. Exhibit booths at both events. Company logo promoted on social media & website as a Sponsor for these events. Your company logo acknowledged as a Sponsor in print materials and signage related to the fall 2025 T&I expo (Exhibitors may set up during business hours on the 9th or at 8 am on the 10th)\n\n \nThank you to our Sponsors\n  \n \n \n \n\nEvent Recap\nWCC staff wishes to thank all our attendees for coming to this event. It may have been the 30th annual stakeholders meeting for WCC members\, but it was the very first for the new WCC staff. There was a lot learned as to what to implement for upcoming events. We greatly appreciate all the help we received and thank you for your patience with us as we ride this learning curve! \nDownload Zip of Photos (Jpeg Format)\nDownload Zip of Videos (MP4 & MOV Formats)\nDownload Zip of Presentations
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/december-10-2024-30th-annual-stakeholders-meeting-9-am-to-4-pm-cst/
LOCATION:Wgema Campus\, 3136 W. Kilbourn Avenue\, Milwaukee\, WI\, WI\, 53208\, United States
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SUMMARY:November 13\, 14 & 15 2024 - Climate Fast Forward Conference
DESCRIPTION:A statewide climate change action conference in Wisconsin that covers a wide range of climate change impacts and solutions. Visitors will be able to: \n\nattend skills-based workshops\,\nparticipate in collaborative spaces\,\nhear from engaging plenary speakers\,\nengage with interactive art displays.\n\nHeld in Rothschild\, Wisconsin\, Climate Fast Forward 2024 will bring together changemakers\, including seasoned professionals\, new voices\, and diverse audiences representative of the Wisconsin people who are and will continue to be most impacted by the effects of climate change. This conference features workshops\, plenary sessions\, keynote speakers\, and ample time for connecting with fellow attendees. Learn more about the conference by viewing the agenda and purchase a ticket below. If you wish to purchase a virtual ticket\, you can learn more and buy one here.\nBe sure to watch our Member Steven Schrage’s presentation.  Steve is the Sustainability and Resiliency Manager for the City of Appleton\, where he leads the city’s conservation and climate initiatives. With over 25 years of experience in engineering\, project management\, energy management\, and sustainability\, Steven is a recognized expert in his field. In his role with the City of Appleton\, Steven drives efforts to enhance environmental sustainability and build community resilience against climate change. His extensive background and leadership in sustainability make him a sought-after speaker\, dedicated to advancing best practices and innovative solutions for energy efficiency and climate action. Steve is spear heading the exciting new all hydrogen bus fleet for the City of Appleton. He helped to secure 38 million dollars in grants to implement this project and will be producing green hydrogen on site to fuel the buses. This initiative will be a model for the rest of the state!\n\nAgenda:\nWednesday November 13 (5:30- 7:30PM) \n\nPre-Conference Evening Reception at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum.\nPlease note this event requires separate registration. Tickets are limited and cost $10. Click here to register!\n\n \nThursday\, November 14 (Starting at 10:00 AM) \n\nOpening Plenary with Keynote\nLunch and Networking (12-1:15pm) A lunchtime panel will be held by leaders from three diverse Wisconsin municipalities who are driving climate action in their communities. These dedicated municipal leaders are leading efforts to adapt to climate challenges\, reduce greenhouse gas emissions\, and implement sustainable practices tailored to the unique needs of their towns\, cities\, and villages. Gain insights into how these communities are building resilience and setting examples for climate action at the local level.\nAfternoon Workshop Sessions\n\nCapacity Building for Communities: Leveraging FEMA and State Grants to Increase Resilience\nClimate Action Mapping Project (CAMP)\, Climate Action Now\nClimate Action Planning 101\nClimate Change Advocacy 101\nClimate\, watersheds\, and coasts: optimizing healthy Wisconsin waters\nComputing for Marketing Sustainable Soil Health\nConnecting Climate and Local Transportation\nConstruction is HOW Big of a Climate Action Opportunity?! How your community can tackle the “other” building decarbonization–embodied (upfront) carbon\nCrafting Impactful Climate Change Communications\nEmpowering Clean Energy Futures: Collaborative Workshop on Financing Solutions with the Green Innovation Fund\nEmpowering Communities: Democratizing Investment in Renewable Energy through Cooperatives\nGrant Writing Strategies and Tips\nHow to Build Sustainability at a Grassroots Level and Beyond\nHow to Navigate -and Be Effective at- the PSC\nNatural Climate Solutions\nRelationships 101: Ethical Engagement with Tribal Nations in Wisconsin\nSystems Thinking Made Simple\nExploring Community Adaptation\, Resilience\, and Storytelling with the Wisconsin Initiative on Climate Change Impacts\n\n\nEvening Reception with Light Appetizers\n\nFriday\, November 15th  (Ending at 5:30 PM) \n\nBreakfast and Networking\nPlenary Session with Two Panels:\n\n#1 (8:30-9:15 AM) As we navigate an era where the impacts of climate change are disrupting life as we know it\, individuals across Wisconsin are leading the charge to better understand and address those impacts and prepare for an uncertain future. Featuring insights from members of the Wisconsin Initiative on Climate Change Impacts (WICCI)\, this diverse panel of experts will share the latest information available on climate trends\, current impacts\, and what Wisconsinites can expect to see under different climate change scenarios. For more information on WICCI\, visit WICCI’s website. \n# 2 (8:30-9:15 AM) We all recognize the limits of incremental progress\, but transformation doesn’t just happen; we make it happen. What strategic seeds are we planting now that will support transformational climate solutions in the decade ahead\, and how will we get there from here? We’ve challenged this panel to share their visionary goals for big changes\, and to tell the story of how we will get there\, including key steps along the way and benchmarks for progress. Will there be heroes\, plot twists\, happy endings? \n\nCollaborative Space Session I\nLunch and Networking\nCollaborative Space Session II\nClosing Plenary with Keynote\nPost-Conference Networking Reception\n\nVisit the Climate Fast Forward Website for more information
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/november-13-14-15-2024-climate-fast-forward-conference/
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SUMMARY:November 8\, 2024 - 2024 Sustain Dane Summit - 8 am to 3 pm
DESCRIPTION:Who: A collaboration of sustainability enthusiasts\, professionals and stake holders through out Dane county and the surrounding area. \nWhat: “2024 Sustain Dane Summit” A conference to learn\, connect\, share\, reflect\, and build new personal and professional skills.  \nWhere:  At the Monona Terrace 1 John Nolen Dr\, Madison\, WI 53703 \nWhen: Pre-Summit Happy Hour hosted by the historic Mansion Hill Inn on Thursday\, November 7 from 4:30 – 6:30 PM. \nAgenda for Friday November 8\, 2024 8 AM-3 PM Monona Terrance Conference: \n\n\n\n8:00—9:00 Breakfast & Networking  \n9:00—10:30 Welcome\, Keynote\, & Workshop \n\nEsha Chhabra will lead the keynote and workshop: Harnessing the Power of Regenerative Business to Heal the World\n\n\n10:30—11:00 Break\n11:00—12:15 Local Sustainability Wins: Projects Making a Difference\n\nLocal leaders will share stories of their successful sustainability projects and attendees will have the opportunity to discuss & reflect.\n\n\n12:15—1:30 Lunch\, Raffle\, & Networking\n\nEnjoy a seated lunch and networking. Participate in our raffle with items from local organizations.\n\n\n1:30—2:30 Renewing Purpose: How Nature Sustains Us\n\nThis segment will feature the UW Arboretum and Ice Age Trail. The guest speakers and audience will learn about these local natural spaces and be lead through a workshop on how connection to nature can foster our purpose and energy for sustainability work.\n\n\n2:30—3:00 Live Forward Awards\n\nThe Live Forward Awards acknowledges changemakers and inclusive leaders in our community.\n\n\n\n\n\nFor more information and to Register
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/november-8-2024-2024-sustain-dane-summit-8-am-to-3-pm/
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SUMMARY:November 5\, 2024 - Addressing Driver & Bus Shortages Webinar - 10 am
DESCRIPTION:Who: Transportation directors of public county schools \nWhat: School bus driver employment studies show that school bus driver employment is still far below pre-pandemic levels. This means every school district will likely soon face a driver shortage.  There are strategies districts can try when this situation hits. This free webinar shares creative and measurable strategies that really work to address Driver & Bus Shortages. \nWhen: November 5th 2024\, 10 am PST/1 pm EST \nWhere: Virtual Get more information and Register here \n 
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/november-5-2024-addressing-driver-bus-shortages-webinar-10-am/
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SUMMARY:October 30\, 2024 - Auto & Diesel Career Fair - CST 10:30am - 12:30pm
DESCRIPTION:What: 2024 NWTC Auto & Diesel Fall Job Fair \n  \nWhen: Wednesday\, October 30th 2024\, CST 10:00 am – 12:30 pm \n  \nWhere: NWTC Transportation Center – 800 Packerland Dr\, Green Bay\, WI 54303 \n  \nWho: Any and all interested! \n  \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/october-30-auto-diesel-career-fair-cst-1030am-1230pm/
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SUMMARY:October 29\, 2024 - WCC BioFuels Webinar - 10 am CST
DESCRIPTION:WHAT: A free Virtual Webinar on Biofuels presented by experts in their relative fields. There will be a brief overview as to the types of biofuels available\, why they are a cleaner alternative to standard petrol\, how to transition\, what the benefits are\, and the funding opportunities available to make a transition. There will also be an open questions & answers at the conclusion – take advantage of the opportunity to learn from these following brilliant leaders! \nWHO:  \nJoanne Ivancic\, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Advanced Bio Fuels USA.  Joanne graduated from George Washington University National Law Center\, after which her early working career specialized in health risk management for national corporations. She also worked for Senator Charles Grassley under his chairmanship of the Senate Special Committee on Aging. Later\, she served as a lobbyist for Atlantic Biomass Conversions\, Inc.\, promoting advanced biofuels research and production on Capitol Hill and with executive agencies. Joanne is a nationally known advocate for the development of advanced biofuels research and financing. Ms. Ivancic is licensed to practice law in Washington\, DC; Virginia; and Utah\, and is a trained mediator; however\, she prefers using this education and related skills to advocate for the adoption of advanced biofuels as an energy security\, economic development\, military flexibilty\, climate change mitigation and pollution control solution. Joanne will be giving attendees an overview of biofuels\, from key areas impacting renewable fuels to policy specific information. \n  \nRhea Courtney Bozic\, President of Cleans Fuels Consulting.  Rhea is an environmental scientist and green fleet consultant. She commissioned the fleet studies the city of Milwaukee used to help make the fleet plan it has been steadily implementing since 2019. Ms. Bozic is an expert in emissions and has been in the industry for 30 years\, as long as WCC has been established!   Rhea is considered a national sustainable transportation expert with experience in a variety of environmental areas\, including infrastructure development and siting of fueling and EV charging\, electric vehicle applications\, fleet studies for reduction of fuel use and greenhouse gases\, biofuels applications for biodiesel and E85\, fueling facility and biofuels storage terminal design and costing\, innovative fuel saving technologies and fleet efficiency consulting. She has a special passion for biofuels\, which she believes helps support clean air\, national energy independence and the American farmer. Rhea\, will be discussing biodiesel\, specifically why a fleet may want to use it and the basics of how to transition. \n  \n  \nBrian White\, Fleet Manager of the City of Milwaukee and WCC Board Member.  Brian is responsible for the overall management for the City of Milwaukee’s municipal fleet and fleet operations\, including a fleet dispatch section that schedules and deploys over 400 vehicles and operators on a daily basis. He has extensive experience administering asset management software\, as well as fuel management systems and alternative fuels. Brian is one of those rare types who knows all the ins and outs of transportation\, having begun his career as a mechanic after attending Wyoming Technical Institute in Laramie\, working his way up through the private sector. While doing so\, Brian also pursued a degree in Business Administration\, graduating summa cum laude with a perfect 4.0 GPA. Brian was hired by the City of Milwaukee\, soon promoted to Fleet Repair Supervisor\, and quickly earned a second promotion to Fleet Systems Manager\, and then later to Fleet Repairs Manager\, overseeing repair activities at five locations throughout the city. While serving as the Fleet Manager for the Milwaukee Police Department\, he spearheaded the adoption of hybrid patrol vehicles\, upfit standardization\, and a transition to synchronized emergency lighting systems. Brian brings a wealth of experience in public service\, and in all aspects of fleet management. Brian will be discussing how the City of Milwaukee adopted biodiesel\, what issues accompanied that transition and the over all results. \n  \n Victoria Flowers\, Environmental Compliance Coordinator for the Environmental\, Land & Agriculture Division of the Oneida Nation. Ms. Flowers has a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Geology from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. She is also a long-standing council member of the Tribal Waste and Response Steering Committee. Victoria is regarded as a a leader among tribal professionals in environmental issues\, especially in regards to fuels infrastructure such as underground storage tanks. She has developed and delivered trainings on this topic to Tribes across the country and Public Universities. Ms. Flowers got her Bachelor of Science in Environmental Geology from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Through her position with the Tribe\, Ms. Flowers acts as an adjunct instructor for the Kansas State University (KSU) Technical Assistance to Brownfields (TAB) Program and was the Lead Facilitator at the Region 5 Tribal Brownfields. Ms. Flowers will be bringing incredible wealth of knowledge concerning why tribal entities may consider switching to biofuels\, what they can anticipate the and opportunities available via grant funding. \nWHEN: 10 CST am on 10/29/2024 \nWHERE: Virtual on Teams\, direct link: Biofuels Webinar | Microsoft Teams | Meetup-Join
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/october-29-2024-wcc-biofuels-webinar-10-am-cst/
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SUMMARY:October 25\, 2024 - Mondovi Alternative Fuel School Bus Event - 9:00 a.m. - Noon CST
DESCRIPTION:Who: Wisconsin Clean Cities & Mondovi School District are teaming up to hold this educational alternative Fuel School Bus Event. \nWhat: Live demonstrations of alternative fuel and full electric Blue Bird school buses. Presentations on the benefits of alternative fuel buses\, what to expect during transition\, where to find funding\, the health benefits children receive from riding cleaner transportation.  If you are considering transitioning your fleet\, or want a better understanding of the vehicles your children ride every day – this is the place to do it!\n \nCheck out this agenda!:  \n9:00 am: Meet & Greet \n9:30 am: Panel Presentations discussing their experiences with alternative fuel buses – transition\, benefits\, and costs. \n\n\n\nAmanda Lemarand\, La Cross Terminal Manager of GO Riteway\nJeffery Rykal\, Superintendent of Mondovi School District\nShelly Teigen\, Transportation Director of Mondovi School District\nCurtis Suchla\, Mechanic at Go Riteway\nBilly Yingst\, Superintendent of Colfax School District\nChad Johnson\, Transportation Director at Colfax\n\n\n\n10:45 am: Presentations on Federal Funding Availability \n\n\n\nTyler Salamasick and Daphne Onsay\, EPA Region 5\n\n\n\n11:15 am: Vehicle Tours \n\n\n\nAmanda Lemerand\, La Crosse Terminal Manager of Go Riteway\nAlex Parsons and Patrick Wilson\, Account Managers of Wisconsin Bus Sales\nTim Bartels\, Account Manager – Commercial Electric Vehicles of\, Xcel Energy\nShelly Teigen\, Transportation Director of Mondovi School District\nChad Jonson\, Transportation Director at Colfax\n\n\n\nNoon: Lunch/Network Time (Sponsored by Wisconsin Bus Sales) \nAdjourn \n \nThank you for feeding us\, Wisconsin Bus Sales!\n \n  \nWhere: Mondovi School District Student Parking Lot – Bus Garage 337 N. Jackson St\, Mondovi\, Wi 54755 \nWhen: Friday\, October 25th\, 2024 from 9 am – Noon \n  \n\n  \n     \n  \n\nEVENT RECAP\nSee the press release for photos and analysis
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/october-25-2024-mondovi-alternative-fuel-school-bus-event-900-a-m-noon-cst/
LOCATION:Mondovi School District\, 337 N. Jackson St\, Mondovi\, WI\, 54775\, United States
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SUMMARY:October 17\, 2024 - The State of the EV Market Webinar @ 10 am PT/ 1pm ET
DESCRIPTION:Who: The electrification Coalition drives the policies and actions that accelerate electrification of the US transportation sector. \n \nWhat: Free Webinar titled “Looking Ahead: The State of the EVSE Market” that examine the key advancements in funding\, technology\, and charging capabilities that are shaping the EV supply equipment (EVSE) market. From tried-and-true to up-and-coming\, they will dive deep into the technology that has notably influenced the EV space this year and explore what is on the horizon for next year.\n \nWhere: Virtual Webinar Registration – Zoom\n \nWhen: October 17 at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/october-17-2024-the-state-of-the-ev-market-webinar-10-am-pt-1pm-et/
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SUMMARY:October 17\,  2024 - Energy Career Fair - CST 8:30am - 2:30pm
DESCRIPTION:We invite you and your students to join us and our partners this fall for an exploration of energy careers. The energy industry is experiencing rapid growth and there is a rising demand for people with expertise in energy-related fields. Sponsored by WPS\, attendees can explore careers from electric power distribution to energy efficiency through a series of exciting hands-on demonstrations and stations. At our seven unique stations\, students and educators will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with promising career paths and how they can shape the future. The stations will be offered concurrently for 25-minutes each to keep students engaged and interested throughout the day. We hope to see you there! \nWho: High school and middle school students \nWhat: Energy Career Fair\, sponsored by Wisconsin Public Service \nWhen: Thursday\, October 17\, 2024\, with rotating\, hands-on\, sessions throughout the day \nWhere: Northeast Wisconsin Technical College\, hosted by Slipstream \nCost: FREE (water stations and lunch provided!) \n\n\n\n\nAGENDA:  \n8:45 – 8:55: Bus drop off \n9:00 – 9:15 AM: Welcoming remarks in the auditorium – Welcome from Matt Cullen\, Senior Communications Specialist of WPS\, and a representative from NWTC. Keynote Speaker: Greg Nahn\, Senor Building Science Specialist of Slipstream \n09:15 – 9:30 AM: Transition to first station \n09:30 – 9:55 AM: Rotation 1 -  Mobile Learning Lab hosted by the Wisconsin Energy Workforce Consortium \n10:00 – 10:25 AM:  Rotation 2   – Solar Installer Challenge hosted by Wisconsin’s K-12 Energy Education Program (KEEP) \n10:30 – 10:55 AM:  Rotation 3 - Solar Panel and Battery Storage Demonstrations hosted by the Midwest Energy Renewable Association  \n11:00 – 11:25 AM:  Rotation 4  - Electric Vehicle Demonstrations hosted by Wisconsin Clean Cities. Dorsch Ford Lincoln Kia Dealership will be bringing a Ford MachE and EV from their Kia line up. Thank you Dorsch! \n \n11:35 – 12:10 PM: Lunch in the cafeteria (free pizza!) \n12:20 – 12:45 PM:  Rotation 5  – HVAC Demonstrations hosted by Lennox and NWTC \n12:50 – 1:15PM:  Rotation 6  – Weatherization station hosted by Slipstream in partnership with local weatherization agencies \n1:20– 1:45 PM:  Rotation 7  - Building Tour of NWTC’s Net Zero Great Lakes Energy Education Center \n1:55 – 2:05 PM: Closing remarks in the auditorium\, reflections followed by a questions and answers session \n2:10 PM: Buses load \n\nREGISTER NOW! \n\nEVENT RECAP\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nDylan Fletcher of Dorsch Ford Lincoln Kia Dealership shows off a new EV Mustang \n\n \nKhou Yang (left) and Kiersten Flores (right) of the Bay Area Workforce Development Board \n \n\n\nJared Graham with WPS (Wisconsin Public Service)\, the largest utility of Green Bay\, demonstrates an EV Charger. \n\n\n \n\nCory Fuhrman (left) and Dylan Fletcher (right) of Dorsch Ford Lincoln Kia Dealership fielding questions & giving away swag! \n \nBig thank you to this group for putting on this event!: \n(pictured left to right) Dylan Fletcher of Dorsch Ford Lincoln Kia Dealership\, \nKhou Yang of the Bay Area Workforce Development Board\, \nCory Fuhrman of Dorsch Ford Lincoln Kia Dealership\, \nFred Schnook Executive Director of WCC\, \nJared Graham of WPS (Wisconsin Public Service) \nThis event was mentioned in two News articles! \nhttps://www.wearegreenbay.com/news/positively-wisconsin/wisconsin-public-service-hosts-energy-career-fair-at-nwtc-for-area-high-school-students/ \nhttps://www.wearegreenbay.com/video/wisconsin-public-service-hosts-energy-career-fair-at-nwtc-for-area-high-school-students/10139940/
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/october-17-2024-energy-career-fair-cst-830am-230pm/
LOCATION:Northeast Wisconsin Technical College\, 2740 W Mason St. (Main Entrance\, Student Center Building\, Door #9)\, Green Bay\, WI\, 54307\, United States
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SUMMARY:October 16\, 2024 - 11th Annual Wisconsin Energy Efficiency Expo - CST 7am - 4:30pm
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the 11th annual Wisconsin Energy Efficiency Expo in Brookfield\, Wisconsin on October 16th!\nThis exciting event will bring together energy professionals from across Wisconsin and beyond to explore the latest developments in energy efficiency. \nWHAT:  The 11th Annual Wisconsin Energy Efficiency Expo \nWHEN: October 16 from CST 7am to 4:30pm \nWHERE: Brookfield Conference Center 325 S Moorland Rd\, Brookfield\, WI 53005 \nCOST: Free to attend for WAEE members. Free to attend for undergraduate students (contact your student chapter advisor for a registration code). Free attendance for WE Energy customers (contact a WE Energies representative for your registration code). Free attendance for WPS customers (Contact a WPS representative for your free registration code.) Free attendance for WPPI customers (contact a WPPI representative for your free registration code.) Please register before October 13th 2024. Non member\, unregistered walk ins will be charged $125.00 at the door. \nEXHIBITORS: Over 40 Exhibitors Showing The Latest In Products & Services. Become an Exhibitor or Sponsor to showcase your latest innovations to a dedicated & informed audience. \nEDUCATIONAL SESSIONS: 20 Confirmed Educational Session Throughout The Day \n\n\n\n\nKEYNOTE SPEAKER: Marco Gonzales\, MSEE\, CEM – Corporate Energy Manager at Waupaca Foundry \nPANEL DISCUSSION: What’s New Across Several Industries. Includes Members From Industries such as Healthcare\, Municipalities\, Industrial\, and Educational Facilities. \nOver 300 attendees are expected to attend! \n\nWCC’s Executive Director\, Fred Schnook\, will be attending. In Room Connect C-1\, from 10:30 am to 11:30\, he shall conduct a break out session in which he will interview Wisconsin industry leaders from the private and public sectors on their transitions to alternative fuels fleets. He will ask pointed questions about sustainability goals\, why a specific fuel choice was made\, and discuss what types of aid are currently available to help organizations transition. \nSome of the questions Fred will pose: \n\nWhat were some of the challenges that you faced when transitioning? How did you over come them?\nWhat’s your advise for an organization that wishes to switch and doesn’t know where to begin?\nWere there any special trainings\, safety precautions\, or major changes in infrastructure you needed to make to transition?\nWhat future plans do you have for expanding the use of alternative fuels?\n\nAndrew Byrne of Potawatomi Ventures\, WCC Board Member Brian White of the City of Milwaukee\, and Lance Jothen of Go Riteway shall be among the panelists. Read their outstanding bios and fleet experience here. \n  \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nREGISTER TO ATTEND NOW!\n  \n\n\nEVENT RECAP\n\n \n  \nWCC Co-host the Alternative Fuels workshop at the 11th annual Wisconsin Association of Energy Engineers Expo on October 16\, 2024 at the Brookfield Conference Center.  The audience was estimated to be about 25 people.  Panelists were Andy Byrn of Potawatomi Ventures\, Brian White of the City of Milwaukee and Lance Jothen from Go RiteWay. \n\n 
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/october-16-11th-annual-wisconsin-energy-efficiency-expo-cst-7am-430pm/
LOCATION:Brookfield Conference Center\, 325 S Moorland Rd\, Brookfield\, WI\, 53005\, United States
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SUMMARY:October 10\, 2024 - Green Tier Connections @ 8:30am - 12pm CST
DESCRIPTION:Who: Green Tier Connections is a unique partnership between the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources\, Wisconsin communities\, non-profit organizations\, and state agencies that work together to assist communities in developing and implementing sustainability measures. All of its recommended policies and programs are administered at the local level and require little in the way of new state statutes or funding. This Green Tier Communities to collaborate and share strategies with each other to adopt better practices and get the public involved in implementation.   \nWhat:\n \n\nNetworking opportunity with your fellow Green Tier participants – both businesses and Legacy Communities.\nLearn from subject matter experts on clean transportation technologies\, the co-benefits of implementing these technologies into your transportation systems\, and success stories from Green Tier participants.\nSome participants will receive recognition for milestone Green Tier anniversaries\nCome see our new Executive Director\, Fred Schnook! He will be speaking on Sustainable Transportation at 9:15am CST\n\nWhere: Milwaukee DNR Service Center at 1027 W St. Paul Avenue\, Milwaukee\, WI \nWhen: October 10\, 2024 from 8:30am – 12pm CST \nRegister for the event here. (please register by Friday\, October 4th.) \n \n\nEVENT RECAP
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/october-10-2024-green-tier-connections-830am-12pm-cst/
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SUMMARY:September 25 2024 - Madison Fleet Tour - 12:30pm - 3pm
DESCRIPTION:Who: The Wisconsin Association of Energy Engineers (WAEE) invites you to join us at the City of Madison Fleet Building to learn about their EV Fleet! \nWhat: In March of 2017\, the City of Madison became the 25th city in North America to set a goal of achieving 100% renewable energy and zero-net carbon emissions for city operations by 2030. Integral to this mission is adopting cleaner fuel vehicles through out it’s municipal fleets. Madison began using an electric fire truck in 2021\, and recently unrolled a new “bus rapid transit” system utilizing 62 fully electric buses. \nOn September 17th\, 2024 the City announced two electric refuse trucks are joining the fleet; The very first fully electric class 8 garbage trucks in the state of Wisconsin! Collecting Trash may be messy business\, but these additions will be offering cleaner alternatives for our Capital City. These EV trucks are quieter than the current diesel powered models in use\, and produce no tailpipe emissions. Madison citizens will reap the rewards of improved air quality (which is shown to reduce heart disease and asthma rates)\, and quieter trash collection mornings. \nOn September 25th\, the public is welcome to tour the 110\,000 square foot headquarters for City of Madison Fleet. It is the first municipal auto garage in America to achieve LEED GOLD certification from US Green Business Council for its environmental features\, including 248 rooftop solar panels (with over 500 more being installed right now by the Madison Green Power program)\, solar EV charging\, a solar heating wall\, fleet EV charging\, public EV charging\, and employee EV charging. The City of Madison has installed over 1\,000 soybean oil tires and runs one of the largest fleet biodiesel programs in America. \nWhen: September 25\, 2024- 12:30pm to 3pm \nWhere: 151 Nakoosa Trail\, Madison Wisconsin \nAgenda: \n10:30am – WAEE board will meet at 10:30 at City of Madison Fleet. Anyone interested in learning more about WAEE is welcome to attend. The board is comprised of energy industry professionals who volunteer their time to promote education and awareness in the energy industry. \n12:00pm – Lunch \n12:30pm – Presentations \n2:00 pm – Tour \n3:00pm – Adjourn \nRegister Here \n\nEVENT RECAP\n\n\nWCC Welcomes Wisconsin’s First Electric Trash Trucks!\n\nOn September 25th City officials invited the public to tour and name the two new trucks. Suggestions poured in from around the capital.  Bryan Johnson\, Recycling Coordinator and Public Information Officer for the City Of Madison Streets Division\, allowed Wisconsin Clean Cities to host the tie breaking voting! 2\,546 Wisconsinites cast their ballots! \n                        What is the Blue Side Loading Electric Refuse Truck called?                                               What was the Gold Rear Loading Electric refuse Truck named? \n  \n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\n  \n  \n  \n\n \n  \n\n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nThe tires Below are made of Soybean Oil! The use of soybean oil in tires provides increased performance by improving flexibility in lower temperatures and enhancing traction in rain and snow.  Using soybean oil also helps support American farmers. \n  \n \n  \n  \n \n \n  \nWCC Board Member Mahanth Joishy (left) Superintendent of the City of Madison Fleet Service pictures with WCC Director Fred Schnook (right) \n  \n \n 
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/september-25-2024-madison-fleet-tour-1230pm-3pm/
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SUMMARY:October 2 - Webinar: EV and EV Charging Design and Implementation - 2pm to 4pm ET
DESCRIPTION:The Electric Vehicle (EV) Champion Training Series\, hosted by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)\, is tailored for fleet managers\, facility managers\, and other stakeholders involved in the deployment of EVs and charging stations. This final webinar in a 4 part series equips participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to become subject matter experts in EV implementation.  This training covers steps 8 through 15 in the ZEV Ready Center process\, including advanced charging solutions to consider for your EV charging station project\, best practices for engaging with stakeholders and obtaining project commitment\, information on options to acquire and install ZEV and EV charging stations\, and cybersecurity considerations for vehicles and charging stations. Participants will gain a solid foundation to support the effective deployment and management of EVs and their infrastructure. Upon completion of this course\, attendees will be able to: \n\nIdentify and recognize how to apply the final steps for site assessments and designing EVSEs;\nRecognize how smart charge management can be incorporated into an EVSE project;\nRecognize GSA ZEV and EVSE procurement options and pathways;\nIdentify best practices related to EV and EVSE cybersecurity.\n\nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/october-2-webinar-ev-and-ev-charging-design-and-implementation-2pm-to-4pm-et/
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SUMMARY:October 1\, 2024 - EV School Bus Familiarization: High Voltage Safety Considerations @ 2pm -3:30pm ET
DESCRIPTION:What: The third in a four-part webinar series regarding electric school bus familiarization training. Provide technicians or other school bus fleet personnel with an overview of high-voltage risks\, safety\, and protection. This course will be presented live and include time for Q&A. It will also be recorded and made available online with associated testing materials for school districts to incorporate into their internal training programs. \nWho: Panelists will include: \n\nRyan Frasier\, Joint Office of Energy and Transportation\nBrad Beauchamp\, Blue Bird\nBrandon Reid\, The Lion Electric\nAngel Yin\, Ride\nJohn Schiavone\nMelissa Huber\, Transportation Learning Center\nMaurice Beard\, Transportation Learning Center\nJason Macumber\, Transportation Learning Center\nBrandon Liu\, Transportation Learning Center\n\nWhen: Tuesday\, October 1 from 2pm-3:30 pm Eastern. \nWhere: Register Here
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/october-1-2024-ev-school-bus-familiarization-high-voltage-safety-considerations-2pm-330pm-et/
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SUMMARY:September 26 - Energy Career Fair of Eau Claire - CST 8:30am - 2:30pm
DESCRIPTION:The energy industry is experiencing rapid growth and there is a rising demand for people with expertise in energy-related fields. \nSponsored by Xcel\, attendees can explore careers from electric power distribution to energy efficiency through a series of exciting hands-on demonstrations and stations. At our seven unique stations\, students and educators will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with promising career paths and how they can shape the future. The stations will be offered concurrently for 25-minutes each to keep students engaged and interested throughout the day. We hope to see you there! \nWho: High school and middle school students \nWhat: Energy Career Fair\, sponsored by Xcel Energy \nWhen: Thursday\, September 26\, 2024\, with rotating\, hands-on\, sessions throughout the day \nWhere: Chippewa Valley Technical College\, Energy Education Center\, 4000 Campus Road\, Eau Claire\, WI 54703 \nCost: FREE (water stations and lunch provided!) \n  \nREGISTER NOW! \n  \nAgenda: \n\n\n8:45 – 8:55: Bus drop off \n9:00 – 9:15 AM: Welcoming remarks in the auditorium from Xcel & CVTC \n09:15 – 9:30 AM: Transition to first station \n09:30 – 9:55 AM: Rotation 1   – Electric Power Distribution and gas utility program hosted by CVTC \n10:00 – 10:25 AM: Rotation 2   – Solar Installer Challenge hosted by Wisconsin’s K-12 Energy Education Program (KEEP) \n10:30 – 10:55 AM: Rotation 3  – Electric Vehicle demonstrations hosted by Wisconsin Clean Cities\, provided by by Osseo Automotive \n11:00 – 11:25 AM: Rotation 4   – Circuit Breaker Activity hosted by Arizona State University \n11:35 – 12:10 PM: Lunch \n12:20 – 12:45 PM: Rotation 5  – HVACR Program hosted by CVTC \n12:50 – 1:15PM: Rotation 6  – Weatherization station hosted by Slipstream in partnership with local weatherization agencies \n1:20– 1:45 PM: Rotation 7   – Building Tour of CVTC \n1:55 – 2:05 PM: Closing remarks in the auditorium\, reflections\, questions  & answers \n2:10 PM: Buses load \n \n  \n\nEVENT RECAP\n\n    \n  \n \n\n\n\n \n   \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n   \n \n   \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/energy-career-fair-of-eau-claire-sponsored-by-xcel/
LOCATION:Chippewa Valley Technical College\, Energy Education Center\, 4000 Campus Road\, Eau Claire\, WI\, 54703\, United States
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SUMMARY:September 25 – 1 PM ET – Electrification Process including a Step-by-Step Guide for New Adopters
DESCRIPTION:September 25 @ 1 PM ET – Electrification Process including a Step-by-Step Guide for New Adopters \nThe EPA Clean School Bus Program is co-hosting a webinar series with the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation about various technical assistance topics related to clean school buses. Each webinar will be on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 1 PM ET. Below are the topics and dates.
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/september-25-1-pm-et-electrification-process-including-a-step-by-step-guide-for-new-adopters/
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SUMMARY:September 18 - Webinar: EV Charging Site Assessments and Budgeting - 2pm to 4pm ET
DESCRIPTION:The Electric Vehicle (EV) Champion Training Series\, hosted by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)\, is tailored for fleet managers\, facility managers\, and other stakeholders involved in the deployment of EVs and charging stations. This series equips participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to become subject matter experts in EV implementation. This is the third training in a four-part series and serves as an intermediate training. This training covers steps 5 through 7 in the ZEV Ready Center process\, including best practices for coordinating with your utility\, performing a site assessment for EV charging station projects\, and communicating site financial planning with headquarters. Participants will gain a solid foundation to support the effective deployment and management of EVs and their infrastructure. Upon completion of this course\, attendees will be able to: \n\nRecognize how and when to work with your utility on EVSE projects;\nIdentify how to perform EVSE site assessments;\nIdentify how to develop cost estimates for EVSE projects;\nRecognize how to apply EVSE business models and procurement/funding sources.\n\nREGISTER HERE \nThe final upcoming training webinar in the series: \n\nOctober 2\, 2024: EV Champion Training 4: EV and EV Charging Design and Implementation
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/september-18-webinar-ev-charging-site-assessments-and-budgeting-2pm-to-4pm-et/
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SUMMARY:September 18 - Webinar: Biogas to RNG 101 - 1pm to 2pm CDT
DESCRIPTION:This Free Biogas to RNG 101 webinar will discuss the basics of biogas chemistry\, how to get started on a biogas upgrading project\, and the overall process of treating biogas to produce RNG for pipeline injection. We’ll discuss systems that reliably produce Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) from a variety of biogas sources\, proven methods for reducing both installation time and contractor costs\, while meeting unique site requirements. Features Unison Solutions\, an industry leader in biogas conditioning\, upgrading\, and BioCNG vehicle fuel systems. Regardless of the level of impurities\, Unison’s solution-based approach provides a complete system for producing RNG from biogas. Unison systems have been installed around the world at landfills\, wastewater treatment facilities\, dairies\, and food processing digester plants. The Unison speakers have more than 100 combined years of biogas experience and will discuss proven technologies.\nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/september-18-webinar-biogas-to-rng-101-1pm-to-2pm-cdt/
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SUMMARY:September 17 - Free Webinar: "Reduce Accidents by 30-60%" - 11 am PT / 2 pm ET
DESCRIPTION:Reduce Accidents by 30-60%\nBe the hero that reduces unnecessary costs by cutting the number of accidents your fleet is involved in by half. \nWhat: Free Webinar \nWhen: September 17\, 2024 11 am PT / 2 pm ET \nWho: Adam Kahn\, CBDO of Netradyne (With over two decades in the fleet technology leads business development at Netradyne and has built a revolutionary model to predict accident reduction and the cost savings that come with it) will describe in detail how safety and fleet managers can address risking driving\, reward drivers for good driving\, and implement a scalable coaching solution to reduce accidents significantly.\nLauren Fletcher (Editor of Fleet Trucking and Transportation Bobit) will Moderate. \nWhere: Virtual Register here
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/september-17-free-webinar-reduce-accidents-by-30-60-11-am-pt-2-pm-et/
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SUMMARY:September 17\, 2024 - Ashland County Charges Ahead Quarterly Update Meeting - 9 am to 10:30 am CT
DESCRIPTION:What: The University of Wisconsin Extension – Ashland County and Cheq Bay Renewables are hosting an EV planning workgroup to facilitate electric vehicle infrastructure in Ashland County.   They have been holding a series of monthly meetings to help set the stage for EV implementation in 2025. \nThe workgroup is comprised of area elected officials\, state resource personnel\, educational institutions\, Bad River tribal officials\, local businesses\, and interested community members.  Each meeting has a keynote speaker and focus area relating to electric vehicles or electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The goals of these meetings are: \n\nto develop a map of current electric charging stations\, and add public\, private\, short- and long-term priority locations for the future.\nDetermine what grants are available to pay for charging stations and infrastructure. Discuss what can be applied for collaboratively.\nDetermine what kinds of vehicles are available for different uses\, and whether group vehicle purchases are needed.\nDevelop an outreach campaign.\n\nHere’s your invitation to the next quarterly meeting of Ashland County Charges Ahead (ACCA!). \nWhen: September 17\, 2024 9:00 AM Central Time \nWhere: Virtual \nJoin Zoom Meeting \nhttps://uwmadison.zoom.us/j/92615761030?pwd=nC2WL4dDhLV3B7oSZpGQwDPQEb4XWV.1 \nMeeting ID: 926 1576 1030 \nPasscode: 788151 \nOr call in: 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) \nWho: These meetings are conducted by Lissa Radke\, the Community Development Educator of Ashland County. To learn more about Community Development Programming or the EV charging meetings\, send an email to lissa.radke@wisc.edu or call the Ashland County office at 715-682-7017.  You may also research past meetings here.
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/september-17-2024-ashland-county-charges-ahead-quarterly-update-meeting-9-am-to-1030-am-ct/
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SUMMARY:September 16\, 2024 - Virtual Natural Gas Round Table - CST 11am to 12pm
DESCRIPTION:Wisconsin Clean Cities’ members have extensive experience using natural gas in their fleets. \nThis is an opportunity to listen to these industry leaders discuss their experience with transition. \nLearn about their cost savings\, infrastructure changes\, the government incentives they utilized\, and the unexpected benefits they received from as a result of switching their fleets to natural gas powered vehicles. \nREGISTER NOW!
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/virtual-natural-gas-round-table-cst-11am-to-12pm/
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SUMMARY:September 14\, 2024 - Electric Vehicle Expo of Sheboygan - CST 8:30am - 12pm
DESCRIPTION:When: Saturday September 14\, 2024. Open to the public from 9:00 until 12:00. Exhibitors will bring their vehicles at 8:30 and will be encouraged not to leave with their vehicles until 12:00. \nWhere: Maywood Environmental Park. Vehicles will be displayed in the main parking area at Maywood. A few parking spots in the furthest northwest part of the main parking lot will be used for those in need of disabled parking. The public will park in the overflow parking lot and along the roadway into Maywood and then walk into the exhibition area located in the main parking lot. The Haysen Pavilion will be used for a one hour presentation by a panel of experts who will provide information on the buying and use of electric vehicles. \nWhat: The public will be able to view electric vehicles and speak to the owners about their operation. The public will be solicited to bring vehicles to the expo. In addition\, commercial sellers of vehicles will be solicited to bring vehicles to display. Vehicles will be electric cars and trucks\, plug-in hybrid vehicles\, electric bicycles\, and electric motorcycles. The display area will be divided by type of vehicle\, i.e. electric cars and trucks\, plug-in hybrid vehicles\, electric bicycles\, and electric motorcycles. The types of vehicles will further be divided by brand. No testing driving of vehicles will be allowed. Vehicle owners will be asked to remain with their vehicles throughout the hours of the expo. If they need to leave with their vehicle during the hours of the expo they will need to have a volunteer escort them out of the parking lot to ensure the route out is clear of pedestrians. \nDrive$Smart Wisconsin will be there to educate the public about how good driving practices and using energy efficient vehicle technology can save them money! \nWho: The event is currently sponsored by the City of Sheboygan\, the Ellwood H. May Environmental Park Association of Sheboygan County\, Inc.\, and Wisconsin Clean Cities and Communities. Kendra Kelling the Maywood Park Director will be present during the event. Volunteers will staff the event\, including members of the City of Sheboygan’s Sustainable Sheboygan Task Force. Volunteers will guide vehicles into the display areas before the event begins. Volunteers will guide the public into parking areas. Volunteers will prevent vehicle access into the display area from 9:00 until 12:00. \nGross Automation will be demonstrating a red 2022 Ford Mustang Mach E. Thank you Gross Automation for bring a vehicle to show the public!  \nWhy: Electric vehicle benefits range from saving money to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and other air pollution. Information about cost savings\, safety\, how to purchase\, how to charge the vehicle\, how to maintain the vehicle\, and the environmental benefits will be provided to the public. Informational displays will be posted by each vehicle type and brand to illustrate the benefits of the vehicles. Owners and sellers of the vehicles will also provide their testimonials. The panel of experts will provide more in depth information and an opportunity for a question and answer session. The event is consistent with the City of Sheboygan’s commitment to create and maintain a sustainable Sheboygan\, by focusing on conservation\, sustainability\, climate change\, and raising community awareness of environmental stewardship. The event is also consistent with the purpose of Maywood to offer environmental education opportunities. \nAdditional Safety Precautions: Barricades and/or cones will be used to cordon off the vehicle display parking lot. Volunteers will wear safety vests. Water and or Gatorade will be provided to the exhibitors. Some volunteers will carry first aid kits. Insurance/Liability Precautions: Exhibitors will sign a liability waiver. As it is impractical\, no attendee’s waiver will be required. All exhibitors are required to register and sign a liability waiver in advance. Volunteers will enroll as Maywood volunteers and sign the Maywood waiver and release. In the event of inclement weather the event will be canceled with no alternative date. \nProjected Attendance and Number of Exhibitors: Because this is a first time event it is difficult to project this information but it is hoped the attendance will be about 150 people and that there will be at least thirty exhibitors. \nPlease email  fschnook@wicleancities.org if you wish to coordinate EV demonstrations with Wisconsin Clean Cities. \n\n  \n \n \n  \nExecutive Director of WCC\, Fred Schnook (left) is manning our booth\, while WCC Member\, Bradlee Fons (right) tends to Drive$mart Wisconsin! \n  \n    \n  \nRobert Gross CEO of Gross Automation\, LLC (left) demonstrating his Red 2022 Ford Mustang Mach E \n  \n \n  \nHoods & Trunks were thrown open on models to give the public a view. Bob shows off how the power of his Kia EV6 can power all he needs to make a lunch! \n  \n \n  \nElectric Vehicles of all kinds made their appearance!
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/23243/
LOCATION:Maywood Environmental Park\, 3615 Mueller Rd\, Sheboygan\, WI\, 53083\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240911T140000
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SUMMARY:September 11 2024 - Webinar: ZEV and EV Charging Planning - 2pm to 4pm ET
DESCRIPTION:Level: Introductory \nThis training is the second in a four-part series and covers the first four steps in the ZEV Ready Center process\, including how to identify and train your zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) team and identify charging needs for your project sites. Upon completion of this course\, attendees will be able to: \n\nRecognize FEMP’s ZEV Ready Center process.\nIdentify and recognize how to train your ZEV team.\nRecognize how to demonstrate headquarters and site-level planning strategies.\nIdentify ZEV opportunities and electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) needs to support your fleet.\n\nREGISTER HERE \nBrowse upcoming trainings in the series: \n\nSeptember 18\, 2024: EV Champion Training 3: EV Charging Site Assessments and Budgeting\nOctober 2\, 2024: EV Champion Training 4: EV and EV Charging Design and Implementation
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/23334/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240829T120000
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SUMMARY:August 29 - Free Webinar: ZEV and EV Charging Fundamentals - 12pm to 2pm ET
DESCRIPTION:Level: Introductory \nThe Electric Vehicle (EV) Champion Training Series\, hosted by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)\, is tailored for fleet managers\, facility managers\, and other stakeholders involved in the deployment of EVs and charging stations. This 4 part series equips participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to become subject matter experts in EV implementation. . This training covers fundamental topics such as EV and charging technology\, utility basics\, and financial considerations for EVs. Upon completion of this course\, attendees will be able to: \n\nIdentify EV and EV charging technology fundamentals.\nRecognize EV market and GSA Schedule options.\nIdentify utility basics\, incentives\, and rates as they relate to EV charging.\nIdentify methods to calculate life cycle costs for EVs and gasoline vehicles.\n\nREGISTER HERE \nBrowse upcoming trainings in the series: \n\nSeptember 11\, 2024: EV Champion Training 2: ZEV and EV Charging Planning\nSeptember 18\, 2024: EV Champion Training 3: EV Charging Site Assessments and Budgeting\nOctober 2\, 2024: EV Champion Training 4: EV and EV Charging Design and Implementation
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/august-29-free-webinar-zev-and-ev-charging-fundamentals-12pm-to-2pm-et/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20240828T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Indiana/Indianapolis:20240828T140000
DTSTAMP:20260421T141907
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SUMMARY:August 28 – 1 PM ET – Building a Case for ESBs in your Fleet including Benefits\, Total Cost Of Ownership (TCO)\, and Emissions Calculators
DESCRIPTION:August 28 @ 1 PM ET – Building a Case for ESBs in your Fleet including Benefits\, Total Cost Of Ownership (TCO)\, and Emissions Calculators \nThe EPA Clean School Bus Program is co-hosting a webinar series with the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation about various technical assistance topics related to clean school buses. Each webinar will be on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 1 PM ET. Below are the topics and dates.
URL:https://getmedicalleads.com/wcc-clean/event/august-28-1-pm-et-building-a-case-for-esbs-in-your-fleet-including-benefits-total-cost-of-ownership-tco-and-emissions-calculators/
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