SPECIAL REPORT
Getting an ACT Together T
he Advanced Clean Transportation, or ACT, Expo spent its 12th year in a new home, the Anaheim Convention Center, to host a record-setting number of attendees. From May 1 through 4, over
11,000 people attended in-depth sessions on zero-emis- sions and low-carbon commercial vehicles as well as an exhibit hall that featured over 275 vehicle, engine
ACT Expo featured ses- sions on clean energy, winners of the 2023 Fleet Awards, and keynotes from executives of some of the leading vehicle manufacturers. View pictures from this year’s
event at stnon-
line.com/go/fw.
and drivetrain manufacturers as well as fuel and power suppliers. Next year’s ACT Expo moves to the Las Vegas Convention Center, May 20-23, in anticipation of even larger crowds. Visit
stnonline.com/tag/act-expo to read more about the event including discussions on green school buses. School Transportation News is an official media partner of ACT Expo.
STN Publisher and President Tony Corpin inter- viewed Frank Girardot (right), BYD senior com- munications director, one of several ACT Expo exhibitors with school bus ties. Corpin also spoke with reps from ENGIE, Ford Pro, Green- Power Motor Company, Phoenix Motorcars, Propane Education & Research Council, and SEA Electric. Watch all the interviews at
stnonline.com/multimedia.
Panelists at the
IC Bus announced a comprehensive charging solution for electric school buses via a partnership with Quanta Services, to
provide customers with a fully integrated electric experience. This includes a
“one-stop shop” infrastructure and charging construction. Watch the press conference and read more at
stnonline.com/go/fq.
“Scaling Elec- tric School Bus Adoption” on May 3 discussed aspects of electric school buses. The conversation included an over- view of the electric school bus market, a future outlook, and more technical questions and answers. Read the full arti- cle at
stnoline.com/go/fr.
PHOTOS BY VINCENT RIOS CREATIVE 14 School Transportation News • JUNE 2023
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