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NECEC/AEG Northeast Regional Alignment Summit On Transportation and Mobility, December 5, 12 - 5:30 pm, New York, NY
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The transportation sector accounts for 42% of the greenhouse gas emissions in the Northeast U.S., making it the single largest contributor to the region's carbon footprint. While cleaning up the transportation sector is a priority for states in the Northeast, it will require a massive amount of new infrastructure deployment and extensive retrofits to existing infrastructure in order to transform it. NECEC and AEG will convene leaders from the public and private sectors across the Northeast to share lessons learned, pain points and successes to build consensus on how we can wrap our arms around the enormous task of building a clean transportation sector. In particular we will look at the recent plans made by all states for public EV charging stations on Interstate highways and what infrastructure (charging and other technologies) is needed for both public and private entities and heavy duty electric truck fleets.
The speakers will also delve into the community level perspective to assess how well regional plans address local needs and how to ensure this mass transition is done equitably.
Keynote from NYSERDA Vice President for Distributed Energy Resources David Sandbank
Keynote from National Grid Vice President of Clean Energy Development – New York Bart Franey
Panel: Main issues and case studies in the Northeast to advance Interstate highway charging:
-John Bivona, SVP, Rasky Partners
-Pamela Cotter, Policy Director, RI DOT
-Bill Ehrlich, Senior Policy Advisor, Tesla
-Garrett Eucalitto, Deputy Commissioner, CTDOT
-Zeryai Hagos, Deputy Director Office of Markets and Innovation, NY Dept. of Public Service
-Chris King, SVP E-Mobility, Siemens
-Diego Quevedo, Utilities Lead, Daimler Trucks North America
-Shailesh Sahay, Partner Elect, Foley Hoag
-Joyce Taylor, Chief Engineer, ME DOT
-Brian Wilkie, Director of Transportation Electrification, National Grid
AEG taskforce update on NYC fleets from CEO H.G. Chissell
Panel: What are the barriers and opportunities to electrify Medium and Heavy duty fleets from both the public and private sector whilst developing resiliency and equity, featuring:
Keith Kerman, Chief Fleet Officer, NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
Pamela MacDougall, Director of Grid Modernization and EV Infrastructure at EDF
Brad Rawson, Director Mobility Division, City of Somerville, MA
Raghushima Sudhakara, Director of e-Mobility, ConEd
Hart Uhl, Charging Operations Manager, Revel
Other speakers to be announced
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