Climate Changes the Landscape for Electric Vehicles

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Here in the United States, one of the most visible actions taken to address climate change is the federal government’s focus on zero-emission vehicles and the supporting infrastructure. This is an area where the government plans to lead by example.

Listen as experts from both the public and private sectors discuss the concept of Future Histories, Laws of Zero in planning for an electric vehicle future. Topics covered include: electrifying the federal fleet of more than 450,000 non-tactical vehicles, public/private partnerships, installation of infrastructure across the country, data management, and advances in technology.

Join our FedInsider Contributing Editor John Breeden as he moderates a panel of thought leaders to discuss implementing the biggest automotive revolution since Henry Ford pioneered the assembly line more than a century ago.

Speaker and Presenter Information

	Kristine Martin Anderson Civilian Services Sector President, Booz Allen Hamilton
	Charlotte Phelan Assistant Commissioner, Office of Travel, Transportation and Logistics, U.S. General Services Administration (GSA)
	Dr. Edward Griffor Associate Director for Cyber Physical Systems, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
	Cuong Nguyen Computer Scientist, NIST
	David Sulek Senior Vice President, Booz Allen Hamilton
	John Breeden Discussion Moderator & Contributing Editor, FedInsider

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