EV’s work will be featured on G Word, a show highlighting innovations in the environmental movement on the Discovery Channel’s vanguard network Planet Green. The segment “Green Garbage Trucks” will air on July 22nd at 7:00pm EST.
Refuse Trucks
EV President will be speaking in Toronto June 3rd at the Low Carbon Fuel Standards Workshop for Canada on how heavy duty trucks and buses powered by clean natural gas instead of diesel offer a prime strategy for cutting greenhouse gases. The workshop aims to educate and inform participants, and to identify and discuss key issues and implications related to designing and implementing an effective and efficient low carbon fuel standard in a Canadian context.
May 21st, 2008
Hamilton Township becomes the first in New Jersey to contract for natural gas refuse and recycling haulers to move toward its goal of cleaner fuels. EV worked closely with members of the government and the alternative fuel refuse industry to realize this project that helps New Jersey on its way toward cleaner air and sustainable fuel sources.
Read Trash enters a new era in Hamilton [subscription required] to learn more.
Actor Blythe Danner, Energy Vision President Joanna Underwood, NYC Environmental, Community & Energy Activists and “Green” Entrepreneurs Unveil New Natural Gas Garbage Trucks at Union Square Event.
Energy Vision Report Reveals These Trucks Put New York City on the Path to Healthier Air, Lower Asthma Rates, Reduced Greenhouse Gases, and Energy Independence
April 10th, 2008
Energy Vision had a terrific press conference to release our report, Fueling a Greener Future. Along with great EV research and a strong roster of speakers, two gorgeous new natural gas refuse trucks, a natural gas street sweeper and Blythe Danner combined to make the event a huge success.
April 2nd, 2008
Actor Blythe Danner, Energy Vision President Joanna Underwood, NYC Environmental, Community & Energy Activists, Elected Officials and “Green” Entrepreneurs Unveil New Natural Gas Garbage Trucks @ Union Square Event; Energy Vision Report Reveals These Trucks Put New York City on the Path to Healthier Air, Lower Asthma Rates, Reduced Greenhouse Gases, and Energy Independence.
At the event, Ms. Danner will help unveil two brightly decorated natural gas-powered trucks — the recent acquisitions of Filco Carting and Metropolitan Paper Recycling, and a DSNY natural gas street sweeper. Energy Vision will distribute its new report, Fueling a Greener Future: NYC Metropolitan Region Garbage Fleets Commit to Alternative Fuels, which features 2007 initiatives putting 38 new natural gas trucks on the streets in the NYC Metro Region, slashing the burden of pollution by more than 100 tons a year!
January 10th, 2008
Putting alternative transportation fuels to work….
Attention Municipal, solid waste, and sustainability leaders in NJ - Come learn how alternative fuels use can contribute to a cleaner environment and greater energy security for your state.
This EV-Rutgers sponsored statewide conference will show municipal leaders, refuse/recycling truck fleets, environmental advocates, and civic leaders the environmental and economic benefits of getting on board with alternative fuels. A natural gas refuse truck — the cleanest and quietest truck available today - will be demonstrated!
December 19th, 2007
Joanna Underwood writes to city residents and council members to consider natural gas refuse trucks.
October 4th, 2007
On November 29, Energy Vision will preview its new research at the 2nd Asia Natural Gas Vehicle Association Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. The conference website highlights its importance to the naturel gas transportation sector, “ANGVA 2007 is the natural gas vehicle industry’s event of the year for 2007, drawing delegates and exhibitors from all over the world to the center of the world’s fastest growing natural gas vehicle markets.” Jim Cannon will share EV’s early findings on 2005 – 2007 trends in alternative fuels use in the refuse truck sector, available from EV at yearend in the third edition of Greening Garbage Trucks.
September 11th, 2007
Greater Philadelphia Clean Cities Program and Energy Vision invite city and industry officials to join us to learn about and see one of the key vehicles of the future — a refuse truck powered by clean, domestic natural gas. The City of Philadelphia will be test driving this truck for one week in September. If added to the fleet, these vehicles can help ensure that Philadelphia becomes one of the greenest cities of the future.
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