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Center for Advancing Research in Transportation Emissions, Energy, and Health (CARTEEH)

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Clean Transportation Collaborative (CTC)

The Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) and the Center for Advancing Research in Transportation Energy, Emissions, and Health (CARTEEH) are setting up a Clean Transportation Collaborative (CTC) to facilitate thought leadership in the transition to a low-emissions transportation system.

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The CTC consists of stakeholders with interests in transportation, energy and emissions in both the private and public sectors. As there is a renewed focus on clean transportation, including vehicle electrification, there is a need for multiple sectors to collaborate in ways they have not done before.

The collaborative is meant to facilitate thought leadership in the transition to a low-emissions transportation system. CTC members will come together to reach common goals of: 

  • Stakeholder collaboration between the transportation electrification infrastructure, energy, and rolling stock sectors 
  • Maximization of emission reduction in the transportation sector in a cost effective manner
  • Use of scientific and objective data to inform policy makers and other interested stakeholders of the emission impacts of existing and emerging vehicle technologies 
  • Leading the nation in early completion of state-of-the-art emission, economic, and technology assessments regarding each vehicle technology 
  • Education of policy makers on the singular and multiple emission reduction benefits of various vehicle technologies 
  • Collaborative development of effective approaches to maximize emission reductions in the transportation sector thereby advance equity and health outcomes 

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University of Texas at El Paso College of Engineering

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