The Pedal Towards “Bikes-to-Bus” Programs in Boston: AEG Boston Mobility & Transportation

The Pedal Towards “Bikes-to-Bus” Programs in Boston: AEG Boston Mobility & Transportation

The majority of American commuters use their single person vehicles as their main mode of transportation to work. This presents a major barrier to reducing the amount of non-electric vehicles as their primary mode of commuter transit. In order to reach the goal of net zero emissions by 2050, Boston is encouraging commuters to utilize public transit, carpool, bike, or walk. To decrease the amount of cars on the road and benefit the health of the community, a solution is to make public transit, walking, and biking more accessible to commuters.

Less Zoom, More Mobility: AEG Washington 21Q4 Recap

Less Zoom, More Mobility: AEG Washington 21Q4 Recap

After a year and a half of zooming through remote collaboration AEG Stakeholders gathered in-person for the AEG Washington 21Q4 Stakeholder Challenge on Mobility & Transportation. Many great obstacles were presented by our Speaker Challengers, but ultimately only one was selected as the most critical to overcome in 12 months.

Three Roadblocks and Opportunities for Fleet Electrification from the Illinois Clean Truck Fleet Forum

Three Roadblocks and Opportunities for Fleet Electrification from the Illinois Clean Truck Fleet Forum

After over nine months of research and outreach to advance trucking fleet electrification in Chicago, Advanced Energy Group’s 20Q4 Trucking Task Force hosted a successful “Fleet Forum” on September 30, 2021. Attended by over 70 stakeholders representing municipal fleets, commercial fleets, local utilities and more, the Illinois Clean Fleet Forum provided a platform to understand the major roadblocks and opportunities that exist for fleet decarbonization in Illinois.