The 13th annual Alternative Fuels & Vehicles Conference and Expo 2007 is set for April 1-4 in Anaheim, Calif. Formerly known as the Clean Cities Conferences, the fuel- and technology-neutral gathering is designed to bring one-stop information and product shopping to fleets, policymakers and advocates for clean transportation choices.
More than 100 companies from around the world will display the latest alternative fuels, vehicles, components, funding options, educational support and advanced technology vehicles. Exhibitors include major auto and engine manufacturers, low-speed vehicle manufacturers, fuel providers, government agencies, suppliers and associations.
“When the important work of listening and learning in the sessions has ended, this gets people interacting with the products and services that can change how their business operates,” says Annalloyd Thomason, director of the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute. “Government and the media have focused attention on alternative fuels, and the Expo Hall makes it more than an idea. Attendees can actually get behind the wheel of the various vehicles available for purchase today.”
Highlights of the Expo Hall, according to organizers, include the following:
AFVi is an entrepreneurial organization that works through industry to bring people in need of transportation technologies together with those who can meet their needs. AFVi is the education provider and information link between the alternative fuels and vehicles industry and public/private fleets. The primary business of the company is to advance the interests of OEMs, fuel providers and their associated business partners through education, outreach and deployment. AFVi is fuel- and technology-neutral.
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