Clean Fleet Report details the transition to electric cars charged with renewable energy through a smart grid. Reports detail new cars including hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and electric vehicles. Also covered is sustainable transportation including public transit, high-speed rail, car sharing, ride sharing, and smart growth. Beyond gasoline and diesel, low carbon fuels are reported including electricity, hydrogen, natural gas, biomethane, and advanced biofuels. Covered are passenger cars, public transportation, and fleets demonstrating leadership in clean transportation in the United States.
John Addison is the publisher and editor of the Clean Fleet Report. He is the author of Save Gas, Save the Planet and many articles at Clean Fleet Report. John is a member of the Western Automotive Journalists and the Society of Environmental Journalists. He has taught courses at U.C. Davis and U.C. Santa Cruz Extension. John Addison has delivered over 1,000 speeches, workshops, and moderated conference panels in over 20 countries. Invite him to be part of your next conference or event. Contact John Addison
This is a new book by John Addison about reducing the carbon footprint of transportation. Included are hundreds of success stories of real people that are riding clean, riding less, and riding together. Explore clean vehicles including electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids, and new cars with great mileage. See how the best employers promote flexible work and commute programs. Learn how families and friends are taking new approaches to sharing gas misers, gaining free time in the process. Develop new insights in the future of transportation, the auto industry, and into the great fuel race.
Tom Bartley is an expert guest contributor for the Clean Fleet Report. Mr. Bartley is an expert about vehicles, drive systems, and energy storage. Tom Bartley has a BSEE and MSEE from Stanford University. He is a life member of the IEEE and a member of SAE. He is a director on the board of the San Diego Clean Fuel Coalition. Mr. Bartley personal blog is Tom Bartley Ideas.
Daniel Matteson recently graduated from UC Santa Cruz with honors. He maintains, optimises, and edits Clean Fleet Report with the WordPress publishing platform. Mr. Matteson has a B.A. in Sociology.
OPTIMARK INC is the publisher of the Clean Fleet Report.