2016 VTO Annual Merit Review Presentations Technology Integration [Slides]

An Alabama community coalition received technical assistance through the U.S. Department of Energy's Communities Local Energy Action Program (LEAP) to expand awareness of alternative transportation fuels through stakeholder engagement efforts. Phase 1 of the project centered on outreach, relationship-building, and the identification of community priorities. Through two workshops held in October and December 2024, the coalition engaged over 120 stakeholders - including county commissioners, school district representatives, and public and private fleet operators. These sessions included presentations from technical experts and industry partners, as well as a vehicle showcase and structured discussions to assess stakeholder needs and concerns. This report summarizes these efforts and identifies three key priority areas for Phase 2 of the project.

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DOE OSTI2024

Comparative analysis of alternative powertrain technologies in freight trains: A numerical examination towards sustainable rail transport

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Energy & Fuels↗

DOE OSTI2023

Material and system development needs for widespread deployment of hydroxide exchange membrane fuel cells in light-duty vehicles

We have developed a comprehensive system model for hydroxide exchange membrane fuel cell (HEMFC)-based light-duty vehicles which allows us to determine the material and system developments needed to enable affordable HEMFC-based cars for the mass market.

Chemistry↗