Green Fleet Conference Adds Panel on Truck Maker Green Truck Plans
The Green Fleet Conference, Oct. 1-2 in Phoenix, has added a panel discussion of truck maker representatives to discuss what they're doing to meet greenhouse gas/fuel economy regulations for 2014 and beyond, the current and future status of alternative fuels, hybrid/electric and more.
by Staff
August 30, 2013
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The Green Fleet Conference, Oct. 1-2 in Phoenix, has added a panel discussion of truck maker representatives to discuss what they're doing to meet greenhouse gas/fuel economy regulations for 2014 and beyond, the current and future status of alternative fuels, hybrid/electric and more.
"Truck Makers Update on Green Vehicles" is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2:15-3:05 p.m.
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Confirmed panelists include:
• Andy Douglas, Kenworth
• Roy Horton, Mack
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• Nadine Haupt, Navistar
The Green Fleet Conference & Expo offers two full days of keynote presentations, workshops, seminars, and panel discussions tailored for fleet professionals who integrate an environmentally friendly component into their operations. A special heavy-duty truck track will offer sessions on topics such as natural gas and auxiliary power units.
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