2011 Green Fleet Conference: Sessions Standing Room Only

DALLAS – The theme of the 2011 Green Fleet Conference, “Going Green Makes More Cents,” rang true throughout Monday’s sessions.

by Staff

October 3, 2011

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DALLAS – The theme of the 2011 Green Fleet Conference, “Going Green Makes More Cents,” rang true throughout Monday’s sessions.

Sessions included talks about building a CNG infrastructure for both public and private use and several fleet managers shared their real-world alternative-fuel vehicle experiences. Ford, GM, Honda, and Toyota shared their future product plans, Nancy Gioia of Ford Motor Company presented her outlook toward the next generation of AFVs, and GE presented a session about its employees’ use of electric vehicles over six months.

More details on the sessions will be shared shortly!!

Today’s events also included a vehicle ride & drive. See tomorrow’s eNewsletter for more details on this great event.

The exhibit hall was full of informative booths, vehicle displays, and time for attendees to network. If you missed this year’s show, mark your calendar for Oct. 2-3, 2012 in Schaumburg, Ill.!

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