Webinars
Clean Cities and Communities offers webinars for coalitions and stakeholders with information on transportation topics including alternative fuels, electric vehicles, efficiency improvement strategies, and web-based tools.
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No upcoming webinars are scheduled at this time.
Past
Webinars from the past 3 years are listed below. For previous webinars, contact Sandra Loi.
Features, Capabilities, and Deployment of the Megawatt Charging System Standard
Feb. 4, 2025
A recording of the webinar will be posted here soon.
AFLEET: 2024 Updates
Jan. 23, 2025
A recording of the webinar will be posted here soon.
Electric Vehicles and Their Batteries: A Life Cycle Perspective on Environmental Impacts
Nov. 22, 2024
Presented by Jarod Kelly (Argonne National Laboratory)
Electric Vehicles and Their Batteries: A Life Cycle Perspective on Environmental Impacts
Jarod Kelly (Argonne National Laboratory)
Heavy-Duty Battery Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Scenario Analysis Model (HEVISAM)
April 3, 2024
Amplifying Industry Investments in Clean Transportation, Charging Infrastructure, and Energy Projects with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office
March 13, 2024
Using JOBS EV 1.0 To Estimate Employment Impacts of EV Manufacturing
Feb. 28, 2024
Coffee with a Researcher 5: Integrating Micromobility with Transit and other Modes
May 25, 2023
Introduction to the Charging Hub Economic and Costing Tool (CHECT)
April 24, 2023
Presented by Noah Horesh (Argonne National Laboratory)
Charging Hub Economic and Costing Tool (CHECT)
Noah Horesh (Argonne National Laboratory)
Coffee with a Researcher 2: Shared Mobility Data and Usage Trends in the U.S. with a Deep-Dive Analysis of Chicago
Feb. 23, 2023
Coffee with a Researcher 1: BEAM CORE – Agent-Based Model to Simulate Transportation Behaviors on a Regional Scale
Jan. 26, 2023
Presented by C. Anna Spurlock (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
BEAM CORE – Agent-Based Model to Simulate Transportation Behaviors on a Regional Scale
C. Anna Spurlock (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)