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| updated July 24, 2008 ++new listing July 22-24, PHEV2008 Plug-In 2008 Conference & Exposition in San Jose, Calif. A new event hosted by the Electric Power Research Institute, Pacific Gas & Electric, San Diego Gas & Electric/Sempra, the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, Southern California Edison, the Sacramento Municipal Utility District/SMUD, and the Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Research Center at the University of California, Davis. Additional sponsors include the State of California and the City of San Jose. 'A Short Drive to Tomorrow' theme. PHEV2008, Pam Turner (First Option Events), 408-395-0059; pturner@firstoptionevents.com; plugin2008.com ++July 22-24, 4th Annual Hydrogen implementation Conference in Wyoming, Hilton Garden Inn at the University of Wyoming Conference Center, in Laramie. Hosted by the Mountain States Hydrogen Business Council in concert with the U.S. India Business Alliance. USIBA (Washington, D.C.), Ziya Mulla, 202-904-2856; ziyam@usiba.org; www.usiba.org August 3-6, GovEnergy 2008 at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Ariz. Several transportation and alternative fuel conference sessions, including a Tuesday panel where fleet sales executives of Detroit’s Big Three will be available for questions. Sponsored by the General Services Administration and other agencies, organized by Georgia’s MC2. ‘Hot Solutions for Prickly Problems’ theme. MC2, Gaynielle Scott, toll-free 800-343-2171; fax 770-739-4406; energy2008@govenergy.com; www.govenergy.com August 12-14, American Coalition for Ethanol 21st Conference and Trade Show. Qwest Center in Omaha, Neb. 'Fueling Revolution' theme. American Coalition for Ethanol, Shannon Gustafson, 605-334-3381, ext 16; sgustafson@ethanol.org; www.ethanol.org August 17-20, Public Works Congress & Exposition at the Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, La. Organized by the American Public Works Association. APWA, Dana Priddy, 816-472-6100, ext 5241; fax 816-595-5341; dpriddy@apwa.net; www.apwa.net August 20-23, Police Fleet Expo 2008 at the Midwest Airlines Convention Center and Hilton Milwaukee City Center in Milwaukee, Wisc. Organized by Hendon Publishing. Hendon, Tom Tobiason, 847-444-3300 or toll-free 800-843-9764, ext 32; 847-444-3333; ttobiason@hendonpub.com; www.hendonpub.com August 27-28, CNG-NGV Forum Philippines in Manila. Co-organized by the Department of Transportation and Communications, Republic of the Philippines, and the the Singapore-based All Events Group. Supported by the Asia Pacific Natural Gas Vehicles Association (ANGVA). ‘Pushing CNG-NGV Throughout Mega Manila by 2010’ theme. All Events/Energy Network, Zhax Chew, +65-6506-0972; mobile +65-9046-6696; fax +65-6749-7293; zhax.chew@alleventsgroup.com; www.alleventsgroup.com/cng ++September 4-5, Beyond Oil: Transforming Transportation, annual TransTech Conference at the Microsoft Event Center in Seattle. Sponsors include the Cascadia Center for Regional Development and the Seattle-based Discovery Institute. Discovery Institute, Mollie Tschida, 206-292-0401, ext 111; molliet@discovery.org; www.discovery.org September 7-10, 2008 International Hydrogen Conference sponsored by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park, Moran, Wyoming. ‘Effects of Hydrogen on Materials’ theme. for ASME at the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign), Theresa Beckett, 217-244-1302; tking12@uiuc.edu; www.hydrogen08.org September 14-16, The Future is Green, A Conference and Expo on New and Emerging Clean Air Technologies and Innovations. Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, Calif. Sponsors include the California Air Pollution Control Officers Association and at least four California Air Quality Management Districts, as well as natural gas and other alternative fuel suppliers, and truck/automotive OEMs. Organized by Southern California’s Gladstein, Neandross & Associates. at GNA, (for Future is Green registration information; discounted until July 31), VP Anne Hellwig, 310-573-8558 or U.S.toll-free 800-993-0302; info@capcoagreen.com or anne@gladsetin.org; for sponsorship opportunity information (at the South Coast Air Quality Management District), Ms. Drue Hargis, 909-393-3237; dhargis@aqmd.org; www.capcoagreen.com ++September 15-19, 2008 Clean Cities Coordinator Leadership Retreat. Huntley Lodge in Big Sky, Montana. organized by DoE's National Energy Technology Laboratory in West Virginia. Clean Cities Northwest Region (Colorado), Ernie Oakes, 303-275-4817; ernie.oakes@go.doe.gov; www.netl.doe.gov September 16-17, BusCon Convention 2008 at the Navy Pier and Hyatt Regency, Chicago. Billed as America’s biggest bus convention. International/IC is the lead sponsor. ‘Transportation Solutions for a Changing World’ theme. Registration discounted until August 15. Bobit Publishing, Michelle Mendez, 310-533-2453; fax 310-533-2511; michelle.mendez@bobit.com; www.busconexpo.com September 16-19, 2008 European Transport Forum, 'Debating the Future of European Transport.' Autoworld and La Bibliothèque Solvay in Brussels, Belgium. Forum-Europe (UK), Dan Craft, +44-2920-894756; dan.craft@forum-europe.eu or info@europeantransportforum.eu; www.europeantransportforum.eu September 18-19, EFG 2008, the 6th European Forum Gas in Bratislava, Slovakia. 'Best Technologies for a Safe & Reliable Gas Supply' theme. Organized by Marcogaz, the Technical Association of the European Natural Gas Industry and SPNZ, the Slovak Gas & Oil Association. Marcogaz (Brussels), Daniel Hec, +32-2-237-1111; fax +32-2-230-4480; daniel.hec@marcogaz.org; www.marcogaz.org; www.spnz.sk September 24-26, 21st World LP Gas Forum taking place in Seoul, Korea. LP Gas – Clean Energy for a Low Carbon World theme. WLPGA (Paris), Neasa Ni Liathain, +33-1-58-05-28-00; fax-+33-1-58-05-28-01; nniliathain@worldlpgas.com; www.wlpgasforum2008.com September 25-26, 2008 League of California Cities Annual Exposition. Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, Calif. Includes numerous clean vehicle manufacturers and organizations, and an NGV Zone for natural gas vehicles organized by the Clean Vehicle Education Foundation. League of California Cities, Rebecca Inman, 916-658-8230; rinman@cacities.org; www.cacities.org September 25-27, II World Fair of NGV & H2V, The Second World's Fair of Natural Gas Vehicles and Hydrogen Vehicles. Lingotto Fiere Exhibition Center in Turin, Italy. Hosted by Consorzio NGV System Italia. Organized by the NGV Communications Group, publishers of the international Gas Vehicles Report. GVR (Italy), Claudio Kohan, +39-0376-294055; info@thegvr.com; www.ngvworldfair.com September 26-27, 2008 Alt-Car Expo & Conference, third annual event. Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in Santa Monica, Calif. Sponsors include Southern California Edison and LA Metro. Organized by Southern California's Platia Productions. Platia, Christine Dzilvelis, 310-390-2930; fax 310-390-2830; platia@earthlink.net; www.altcarexpo.com October 3, National AFV Day Odyssey organized by the National Alternative Fuel Training Consortium at West Virginia University. A nationally coordinated event whereby clean vehicles are simultaneously promoted by national and local community leaders. NAFTC, Judy Moore, 304-293-7882; fax 304-293-6944; judy.moore@mail.wvu.edu; www.nationalafvdayodyssey.org; www.naftc.wvu.edu October 4-5, 2008 National NGV Conference-Summit at the Omni Hotel in San Diego. Timed to immediately precede APTA International 2008, the triennial trade fair of American Public Transportation Association (below). Plans include a 38-booth, 6,600-square-foot NGV Zone at the APTA show. NGVAmerica, Stephe Yborra, at 301-829-2520; syborra@ngvamerica.org; www.ngvamerica.org ++October 6-7, Next Generation Biofuels Markets conference at the Hotel Okura in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Organized by the UK's Green Power Conferences. GPC (London), Matthew Probyn or Maria Augestad, +44-20-7801-6333; fax +44-20-7900-1853; matthew.probyn@greenpowerconferences.com; maria.augestad@greenpowerconferences.com; www.greenpowerconferences.com October 6-8, Expo 2008, tri-annual trade show of the American Public Transportation Association and APTA annual meeting. San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, Calif. APTA, Renee Battle, 202-496-4840; fax 202-496-4324 rbattle@apta.com; www.apta.com October 7-9, Eco-Tech Scandinavia at the Swedish Exhibition Centre in Gothenburg, Sweden. Includes ‘Biogas Highway’ international marketplace. Swedish Exhibition Centre info, Ann Afeldt, +46-31-708-8232; ann.afeldt@svenskamassan.se; nemonet.swefair.se October 8-9, Fuel Cells Science & Technology 2008: Scientific Advances in Fuel Cell Systems conference. Part of the Grove Fuel Cell series of events. Hosted by the Confederation of Danish Industries in Copenhagen, Denmark. Organized by Elsevier. Elsevier (UK), Janet Seabrook,+44-1865-843691; fax +44-1865-843-958; fuelcelladvances@elsevier.com; www.fuelcelladvances.com October 9-10, 3rd Annual Cellulosic Ethanol and Biofuels conference at the Swissôtel Chicago in Chicago, Ill. Organized by Platts with General Motors as the lead sponsor. Registrations discounted by up to $300 until September 5. ‘Moving to Industrial-Scale Production’ theme. Platts, Ron Berg, 781-860-6118 o U.S. toll-free 866-355-2930; fax 781-860-6101; ron_berg@platts.com; www.platts.com October 14-16, HTUF 2008 National Conference, the Hybrid Truck User Forum. Hosted by Bosch Rexroth in South Bend, Ind. Expanded three-day program. Organized by WestStart-Calstart. Bosch Rexroth, VP Ed Greif, 248-293-7339; ed.greif@boschrexroth-us.com; boschrexroth-us.com or Calstart, VP Bill Van Amburg, 626-744-5650; fax 626-744-5610; bvanamburg@calstart.org; www.htuf.org ++October 16-17, Sustainable Supply Chain Summit at the Stanford Court Hotel in San Francisco. Includes Green Transportation & Logistics conference. Organized by the UK’s eyefortransport, Katharine O’Reilly, +44-20-7375-7207 or U.S. toll-free 800-814-3459, ext 329; koreilly@eyefortransport.com; www.eyefortransport.com October 16-19, GES 2008 Green Energy Summit, first-of-its-kind meeting in Bangalore, India. Includes transportation fuels. Sponsorship opportunities available. Speaker proposals due March 15. Organized by Saltmarch Media. GES 2008/Saltmarch, Ms. Poonam Sharma, +91-99020-77327; poonams@saltmarchmedia.com; www.greenenergysummit.com October 17-18, Altcar Expo & Conference sponsored by Austin Energy at the Palmer Events Center in Austin, Texas. A new gathering hosted by Austin Energy and organized by Southern California's Platia Productions, which is also managing September's 2008 Alt-Car Expo & Conference in Santa Monica, Calif. Platia, Christine Dzilvelis, 310-390-2930; fax 310-390-2830; platia@earthlink.net / Austin Energy, Marguerite Jones, 512-322-6207; fax 512-322-6037; marguerite.jones@austinenergy.com; www.austinenergyaltcar.com October 21-23, WasteCon 2008 at the Tampa Bay Convention Center and Marriott-Tampa Waterside in Tampa, Florida. Organized by the Solid Waste Association of North America. SWANA, Chris Hurwitz, 240-494-2253; at churwitz@swana.org; wastecon.swana.org October 26-30, 2008, National Association of Pupil Transportation annual conference and trade show. Myrtle Beach, S.C. NAPT, 518-452-3611 or toll-free 800-989-6278 (989-NAPT); fax 518-218-0867; info@napt.org; www.napt.org ++October 27-29, 2nd Annual Biogas Congress organized by Agra Informa. Crowne Plaza Europa Hotel in Brussels. ‘Capitalizing on Market Opportunities for Biomethane and Landfill Gas in Power and Transportation Fuels’ theme. Registrations discounted until July 31. Agra Informa (London), Carol Algar, +44-20-7017-7496; carol.algar@informa.com; www.agra-net.com/biogas November 4-5, Altermobile Europe 2008 at the Hotel Vierjahreszeiten Kempinski in Munich, Germany. Organized by the UK’s Terrapinn Holdings. Terrapinn-Altermobile (London), Gemma Castley, +44-20-7608-7048; gemma.castley@terrapinn.com; www.alter-mobile.com December 2-4, 2008, Powering Sustainable Transportation Battery, Hybrid and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Conference & Exposition, at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. Electric Drive Transportation Association. EDTA, Michelle Harris, 202-408-0774; fax 202-408-7610; mharris@electricdrive.org; www.electricdrive.org 2009 January 24-27, NADA Convention & Exposition, annual convention of the National Automobile Dealers Association. New Orleans. NADA, Ms. Terry Collins, 703-821-7000 or toll-free 800-252-6232; fax 703-749-4733; conven@nada.org; www.nada.org January 28-29, Second International Natural Gas Vehicles Conference hosted by Cesky Plynarensky Svaz, the Czech Gas Association. Prague. Prospects for the Development and Use of CNG in Transport is the meeting theme. Czech Gas Association, Pavel Novak, +42-2-22522900; fax +42-2-22 510 318; mobile +42-731-502-093; novak@cgoa.cz; www.cgoa.cz or www.cng.cz February 1-4, 2009 National Biodiesel Conference and Expo. San Francisco. Organized by the National Biodiesel Board. NBB, Amber Thurlo Pearson, 573-635-3893 or toll-free 800-841-5849; fax 573-635-7913; apearson@biodiesel.org; www.biodieselconference.org February 24-26, RETECH 2009, Renewable Energy Technology Conference & Exhibition. Las Vegas, Nev. Billed as the new annual repeat of the Trade Show at WIREC, the Washington International Renewable Energy Conference. Organized by the Washington-based American Council on Renewable Energy. ACORE, Tom Weirich, 202-777-7582; weirichacore.org; www.acore.org March 4-6, 2009, Work Truck Show 2009 at the new West Building at McCormick Place in Chicago. National Truck Equipment Association convention starts March 3. NTEA, NTEA, Sheree Campbell, 248-489-7090 or toll-free 800-441-6832; fax 248-489-8590; sheree@ntea.com; www.ntea.com ++March 16-18, World Biofuels Markets '09 at the Brussels Expo Centre in Brussels, Belgium. Organized by the UK's Green Power Conferences. GPC (London), Matthew Probyn or Maria Augestad, +44-20-7801-6333; fax +44-20-7900-1853; matthew.probyn@greenpowerconferences.com; maria.augestad@greenpowerconferences.com; www.worldbiofuelsmarkets.com March 24-26, 2009 (updated listing), NGV India 2009, the first international natural gas for vehicles event aimed at South Asia. Expo XXI Centre in New Delhi. Organized by Allworld Exhibitions (parent of Bangkok Exhibition Services, which organized ANGVA 2007) and NGV Network. BES (Bangkok), Ms. Yui Onsam, +66-2615-1255; ngv@besallworld.com // NGV Network, Brett Jarman, +61-2-6608-0011; fax ++61-433-422-069; india@ngvnetwork.com; www.ngvindia2009.com March 30-April 3, 2009, 2009 National Hydrogen Association Annual Conference, hosted by the South Carolina Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Alliance at the at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center in Columbia, S.C. SC Hydrogen, Mark Sieckman, 803-737-0630; fax 803-737-0818; msieckman@schydrogen.org; www.schydrogen.org or National Hydrogen Association, Patrick Serfass, 202-223-5547; serfassp@hydrogenassociation.org; www.hydrogenassociation.org April 19-22, 2009, AF&V 2009, the Alternative Fuels and Vehicles National Conference + Expo 2009 organized by the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute. Disney Swan & Dolphin in Orlando, Fla. AFVI, Annalloyd Thomason or Kimberly Taylor, 702-254-4180; fax 702-254-4630; info@afvi.org; www.afvi.org April 28-30, 2009, Commercial Vehicle Show at the NEC (National Exhibition Centre) in Birmingham, England. Organized by Britain's Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders -- the Commercial Vehicle Show Partnership. SMMT/CV Show, Chrissy Uden, +44-20-7344-9218; fax +44-20-7235-8468; cvshow@cvshow.com; www.cvshow.com May 12-15, 2009, CCTC2009, the Second Climate Change Technology Conference. Hosted by McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. Sponsors include IEEE Canada (the Canadian arm of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, and the Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering. 'Climate Change... Deal with It!' is the conference theme. Transportation session in preparation. Abstracts for technical papers due September 15, 2008. For CCTC2009, Nigel Fitzpatrick, 604-224-2421; nfitz@azuredynamics.com; www.cctc2009.ca May 13-16, 2009, EVS-24, the world electric vehicles meeting. Stavanger, Norway. Organized by AVERE, the European Association for Battery, Hybrid and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles. Abstracts for technical papers due November 1, 2008. AVERE (Brussels), Frederic Vergels, +32-2-629-2363; fax +32-2-629-3620; avere@vub.ac.be; www.evs24.org June 4-5, 2009, EFG 2009, the 7th European Forum Gas in Madrid, Spain. Organized by Marcogaz, the Technical Association of the European Natural Gas Industry. Marcogaz (Brussels), Daniel Hec, +32-2-237-1111; fax +32-2-230-4480; daniel.hec@marcogaz.org; www.marcogaz.org June 7-11, 2009, UITP 58th World Congress and UITP Mobility & City Transport Exhibition. Vienna, Austria. 'Making the Right Mobility Choices' theme. International Association of Public Transport (UITP, Brussels), Maristella Angotzi, +32-2-663-6654; fax +32-2-660-1072; maristella.angotzi@uitp.org; www.uitp.org June 8-12, 2009, AABC-09, the 9th International Advanced Automotive Battery and Ultracapacitor Conference and Symposia hosted by California's Total Battery Consulting / Advanced Automotive Batteries. Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, Calif. AAB, Carol Chambers, 530-692-0140; fax 530-692-0142; carol@advancedautobat.com; www.advancedautobat.com June 9-11, 2009, Waste Expo in Las Vegas, Nev. Organized by Waste Age magazine (Penton Publishing). Waste Expo, Catherine Campfield, 203-358-4128; catherine.campfield@penton.com; www.wasteexpo.com June 17-19, 2009, GNV2009 international trade fair for natural gas vehicles in Madrid, Spain. Organized by the NGV Communications Group, publishers of the multi-lingual Gas Vehicles Report. for The GVR (Italy), Claudio Kohan, mobile +39-335-1893-249; ckohan@thegvr.com or info@gnvmadrid2009.com; www.ngvgroup.com ++August 10-13, 2009, PHEV2009 Plug-In 2009 Conference & Exposition. Long Beach, Calif. PHEV2009, Pam Turner (First Option Events), 408-395-0059; pturner@firstoptionevents.com; plugin2008.com Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville. Organized by the Milwaukee-based Association of Equipment Manufacturers. AEM/ICUEE, Pat Monroe, 414-298-4144 or toll-free 800-867-6060; fax 414-272-2672; exhibits@icuee.com or pmonroe@aem.org; www.icuee.com October 27-29, 2009, ANGVA 2009 in Donghae, Gangwon Province, South Korea. Third NGV conference organized by the Asia Pacific Natural Gas Vehicles Association. Natural Gas for Vehicles-Rising to the Challenge theme. ANGVA, executive director Mr. Lee Giok Seng (Malaysia), +60-3-8926-1789; fax +60-3-8926-1834; leegs@angva.org or Yulia Kim (Korea), +82-33-260-3405; yulia@angva.org www.angva2009.com October 29-November 7, 2009, TERTS 2009, The European Road Transport Show at the RAI Center in Amsterdam (tentative dates). TERTS 2007 drew nearly 150,000 attendees, up 23% from 2005. Amsterdam RAI, Fernand Molenschot, +31-20-549-1212; fax +31-20-549-1889; f.molenschot@rai.nl or roadtransportshow@rai.nl; www.roadtransportshow.com 2010 May 11-13, 2010, NGV2010, the 12th International Conference & Exhibition on Natural Gas Vehicles, i.e. the world natural gas vehicles meeting. Rome. Organizational support by the NGV Communications Group, publishers of the international Gas Vehicles Report. GVR (Italy), Claudio Kohan, +39-0376-294055; info@thegvr.com -- International Association for Natural Gas Vehicles/IANGV (Auckland, New Zealand), Dr. Garth Harris or Bonny Jeans, +64-9-523-3567; fax +64-9-520-3122; iangv@iangv.org; www.iangv.org 2012
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