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LAS VEGAS — The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute has announced details for its 2008 Alternative Fuels & Vehicles National Conference and Expo. ...

January 7, 2008
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LAS VEGAS — The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute has announced details for its 2008 Alternative Fuels & Vehicles National Conference and Expo.

The conference will be held May 11-14 in Las Vegas and is designed to provide technology and fuel product information to fleets, policymakers and advocates for clean transportation.

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It will also offer concurrent sessions to complement the conference’s general session proceedings and keynote presentations; the lineup is organized around the categories of electric drive, fuels and fueling, money, policy and vehicles.

Session topics include:

 

  • All Charged Up: Electric Vehicle Product Rollouts

     

  • Charge It Please: Electric Vehicle Investments that Make Sense

     

  • Creative Outlets: Growing the Market for Plug-in Hybrids

     

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  • Changing Gears: The Medium- and Heavy-Duty Hybrid Promise

     

  • An Ounce of Prevention: How to Select the Right Alternative Fuels for Your Fleet

     

  • Hindsight Is 20/20: Drivers and Mechanics Share Lessons Learned

     

  • It’s a Gas: Running Your Fleet on Propane

     

  • Ready, Set, Grow: How to Incorporate Biodiesel into Your Fleet Today

     

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  • Fed Fever: Using Federal Incentives to Drive Your Fleet

     

  • Prophetic Profits: Early Adopters Show How Green Begets Gold

     

  • Bottoms Up: Local Government Paving the Alternative Fuel Pathway

     

  • Hydrogen Cells: Paving the Way for the Hydrogen Highway

     

  • The Right Fit: A Toolkit of After-Market Solutions for Heavy-Duty Vehicles

    To view the full list of sessions, and for more information, visit www.afvi.org/NationalConference2008.

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