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TABLE TALK DETAIL

Wednesday - June 3, 1998*

Table 21: Toyota Motor Sales, USA,

Table 14: Corridor Development

Table 7: Navy Success

Table 1: Training - Clean Cities

Stories/Defense Logistics Agency

Inc.

Customer Identification Systems

Discussion Leader: Clifford E.

(DLA) Success Stories

Discussion Leader: Ed LaRocque,

Gladstein, President, Gladstein &

Discussion Leader: Mike Laughlin,,

Discussion Leaders: Bob Gill,

EV Fleet Manager, Toyota Motor

Associates, Director, Interstate Clean

Engineer, QSS Group Inc.

Transportation Director Public Works

Sales, USA, Inc.

Transportation Corridor

Clean Cities Customer ID System:

Center Washington, U.S. Navy

Toyota's role in the transition to clean

A discussion about the Interstate

what it is, what it contains, and what

Colleen (Kelly) Morris, Chief, Natural

technologies.

Clean Transportation Corridor (ICTC)

it can do for Clean Cities

Gas Division, Defense Energy

and how the ICTC model can be repli-

Coordinators. A demonstration of

Support Center, DLA

Table 22: American Honda

cated in other parts of the country.

CIS will be included.

Penny Casey, Public Utilities

Discussion Leader: Stephen Ellis,

Specialist, Defense Energy Support

Table 15: National Efforts - USPS

Table 2: Influence the AFV Choice

AFV Business Manager, American

Center, DLA

ÒAFV Fleet BuyerÕs GuideÓ

Honda Motor Company

Discussion Leader: Ron Robbins,

A brief history of the AFV program's

Discussion Leader: Cynthia Riley,

Environmental Compliance

start, where it is today, and tales of

Table 23: Solectria Corporation:

Manager, Alternative Fuels Data

Coordinator, National Programs, USPS

the rough road to success.

Practical electric vehicles on the

Center, NREL

A brief update on the current national

road today

A web-based guide to help take out

AFV initiatives in the Postal Service.

Table 8: Heavy-Duty Vehicles

Discussion Leader: Karl Thidemann,

guesswork in acquiring AFVs. Learn

Topics covered include fuel availabili-

Discussion Leader: Paul Norton,

Director of Marketing, Solectria

about regulations, incentives,

ty, calculating real economic and envi-

Senior Engineer, NREL

Corporation

specifics on available AFVs, find

ronmental benefits, and the impor-

Heavy-duty alternative fuel vehicle

refueling sites, and more.

tance of Clean Cities partnerships.

An introduction to Solectria and their

technology being developed and

EV sedans such as the Force Sedan

Table 3: Clean Cities Success

issues related to the use of alterna-

Table 16: Voluntary Measures

and CitiVan, background on the

Story: Electric Bikes

tive fuels for heavy duty-vehicles.

company, and some applications of

Discussion Leader: Mike Ball,

Discussion Leader: Doron Amiran,

existing vehicles.

Program Manager, U.S. EPA

ZAP Power Systems

Table 9: Market Sector - Police

Table 24: Market Sector - Taxi

State implementation plan credit for

Electric-bicycle success stories from

Discussion Leader: Chuck Dougherty,

voluntary mobile source emission

Discussion Leader: Kent Igleheart,

around the country. A discussion of

Alternative Fuels Vehicle Program

programs and how third parties can

Executive Director, Clean Cities -

the latest technology, fleet applica-

Manager, Puget Sound Energy

partner with state and local govern-

Atlanta

tions, and funding opportunities.

Pros and cons of AFVs in police ser-

ment to get air quality credit.

Experiences with incorporating AFVs

vice, a police agency case study

Table 4: Clean Cities Success

into taxicab operations.

from the Northwest, as well as infor-

Table 17: Market Sector - Police

Story: Tulsa Public Schools

mation from two other police agen-

Discussion Leader: Paul Nelson,

Table 25: Training - Media Relations

cies using natural gas vehicles.

Discussion Leader: Larry Rodriguez,

Vice President, Marketing, Natural

Alternative Fuels Program

Discussion Leader: Scott Rayburn,

Fuels Corporation

Principal, Synthesis Business

Table 10: Market Sector - Rental

Table 5: Clean Cities Success

Information on police departments'

Communication Services

Discussion Leader: Jeffrey Pink, EV

Story: California Natural Gas

use of AFVs for both pursuit and

The tools, techniques, and strategies

Rental Cars, LCC

Vehicle Coalition

non- pursuit vehicles.

that enable Clean Cities advocates

Electric vehicles in the rental car mar-

Discussion Leader: Bill Fairbairn,

to work with the news media to

ket and how they are used, what types

Table 18: Ford Motor Company/

California Natural Gas Vehicle

achieve communication and publicity

are used, and what type of maps are

Hitting the BullÕs-Eye with Events

Coalition

goals.

given to locate recharging locations.

Discussion Leader: Natalie Weimer,

A look at the history of natural gas

AFV Strategic Event Planner, Ford

Table 26: FordÕs Marketing

vehicles in California, including infra-

Table 11: EV Fleets

Motor Company

Handbook

structure, legislation, and a look to

Discussion Leader: Dana O'Hara,

How Ford Dealers and Clean Cities

the future.

Discussion Leader: Lisa Olmsted,

Program Manager, U.S. DOE

Coordinators can work together.

Marketing Coordinator, Ford Motor

The current EV vehicle testing pro-

Table 6: Market Sector - National

Company

gram, what vehicles are out there,

Table 19: Chrysler Corporation

Parks and other Interior Bureaus

and how they are performing.

Discussion Leader: Mike Clement,

Discussion Leader: Bob Jarcho,

Manager, Alternative Fuel and

Alternative Fuels Coordinator, U.S.

Vehicle Sales and Marketing, Chrysler

Table 12: Environmental Benefits

Department of Interior

(Air Quality Data)

Discussing the Department of the

Table 20: General Motors

Discussion Leader: Bill Dougherty,

Interior's efforts to increase use and

Corporation

Senior Scientist, Tellus Institute

promotion of AFVs in the national

Discussion Leader: Joseph P.

parks, refuges, and other

DÕAntonio, Sales/Marketing Manager,

Department facilities.

Table 13: The Road to Hydrogen

GM Advanced Technology Vehicles

Fuel-Cell HypercarsÑFueling the

Future: Can We Pick a Winner?

1998/1999 GM Advanced

Technology Vehicles product offering,

Discussion Leader: Brett Williams,

describe products available, order tim-

Senior Research Associate, Rocky

Mountain Institute

ing, build schedule, GM support for

alternate fuel vehicle sales, product

The future of hydrogen fuel, "hyper-

training, product development/new

cars," ultralight hybrid-electric fuel-

cell vehicles, and other uses of the

product offering, and key contacts for

*Please Note: Some Table Talks

hydrogen fuel cell.

GM AFV support.

were not held.