• Mario Cordero, Commissioner, Port of Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners
• Mayor Miguel Pulido, City of Santa Ana

1. Roy Willis, President, Propane Education and Research Council  
2. Hal Snyder, Vice President, Sempra Energy Utilities
3. Joe Jobe, Executive Director, National Biodiesel Board
4. James Harger, Chief Marketing Officer, Clean Energy Fuels
5. Bill Kahn, Manager of Advanced Concepts, Peterbilt Motors
6. Alex Keros, Senior Project Engineer, Electric & Hydrogen Infrastructure, General Motors

1. Elmer Hardy, Senior Manager, Alternative Fuel Vehicles and New Business Development, American Honda Motor Company, Inc.
   Honda’s 2020 Vision
2. Mike McGarry, Alternative Energy Fleet Sales Manager, General Motors
   GM’s Alternative Energy Product Update
3. Gerry Koss, North America Fleet Marketing Manager, Ford
   Blueprint for Sustainability
4. Alexander Freitag, Director of Diesels System Engineering for North America, Bosch Diesel Systems North America
   The Past, Present and Future of Clean Diesel
5. Martin Reineman, Office of Transportation and Air Quality, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
   New Compliance Options for Vehicle/Engine Conversions to Clean Alternative Fuels

1. Doug Yglesias, Technical Services Development Manager, Parker Hannifin [hydraulic hybrid]
   The Answer to Reduction of Air and Noise Pollution While Decreasing Fuel Consumption: The Parker Advanced Series Hybrid Drive System
2. Mike Stark, Senior Technical Sales Manager, Freightliner Custom Chassis Corporation
   Advanced Powertrain Technologies for Walk In Step Vans
3. Todd Mouw, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Roush CleanTech [propane]
   Propane Autogas: Greening Your Bottom Line
4. Scott Carson, National Sales Director, Smith Electric Vehicles [electric]
   EV Applications: Lesson Learned to Speed Future Deployment
5. James Labonte, Sales and Marketing Manager, Eaton
   150 Million Miles of Road Service

1. Jonathan Burke, Vice President, International Development & External Affairs, Westport Innovations
   Natural Gas Heavy Duty Engines and Fuel Choices - Options Abound
2. Andy Douglas, National Sales Manager, Kenworth Truck Company
   The Growing Footprint of NGVs
3. Robert Carrick, Western Region Vocational Manager-Natural Gas, Freightliner
   The Voice of the Customer
4. Tony McQuary, Senior Director, Peterbilt Motors Company
   The Fast Approaching Future: Peterbilt's Natural Gas and Alternative Fuel Strategy

1. Bryan Luftglass, Energy Segment Manager, Linde Group [LNG]
   From Infrastructure to ‘Intrastructure’: If You Come, We Will Build It
2. Osvaldo del Campo, Chief Executive Officer, Galileo [CNG]
   Coming to America: International CNG Equipment for the U.S. Market
3. Darren Engle, Director of Marketing, Blue Star Gas & Alliance AutoGas Partner [LPG]
   Right Here, Right Now: Why Fleets Across America are Choosing Propane Autogas
4. Kristen Helsel, Vice President/EV Solutions, AeroVironment [EV]
   Convenient Charging Solutions for Fleets, Consumers, and Commercial Customers
5. Jordan McRobie, Regional Coordinator, California Fuel Cell Partnership [hydrogen]
   Roadmap to Hydrogen Highways

• Osvaldo del Campo, Chief Executive Officer, Galileo
• Rattan Joea, President, PrimeTime Shuttle
• Armando Ramirez, Technical Sales Manager, IMPCO Technologies
• Balwinder Samra, Chief Executive Officer, Balqon Corporation
• Robert Hall, NGV Fleet Forum
• Brian Daniels, Product Manager, Powertrain, Daimler Trucks North America

• Introduction of Keynote Speaker: Hal Snyder, Vice President, Sempra Energy Utilities
• Keynote Speaker: Kathryn ClayDr. Kathryn Clay is the Executive Director for the Clean American Transportation Alliance (CATA), a collaboration of AGA and ANGA member companies working together to increase the use of natural gas in clean alternative transportation.  Dr. Clay most recently served as Vice President of Research and Technology Policy at the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers. Previous to that, she served as a member of the professional staff of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. While on the Committee, Dr. Clay worked to develop the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 and the Energy Policy Act of 2005. She was also centrally involved in the development and passage of legislation (the America COMPETES Act of 2007) to promote federal investment in science and the development of innovative technologies. Dr. Clay has also served in positions with the staff of the Energy Subcommittee of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science, at the Massachusetts Division of Energy Resources, and as a research fellow in the Alternate Fuels Vehicle Division of Ford Motor Company. Dr. Clay earned her Ph.D. in Applied Physics and her M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan.  She is also an adjunct professor of physics at Georgetown University, and co-founder of the University's Program for Science in the Public Interest., Executive Director, Clean American Transportation Alliance (CATA)

1. Tim Denny, Vice President, Administration, Chesapeake Energy [CNG]
   Chesapeake’s NGV Strategy and Program Progression
2. Matt Stewart, Senior Automotive Equipment Analyst, City of Chicago [E85]
   Maximizing E85 usage in flex-fuel vehicles
3. Greg Tabak, Director, Business Rental Sales, Enterprise Rental Program [EV]
   Enterprise Rent-A-Car Is All Charged Up About EVs
4. Tom Armstrong, Director of Fleet, ThyssenKrupp Elevator [LPG]
   Pushing the Button on Propane Technology

1. Nick Portonova, Transportation Director, Deer Valley Unified School District [biodiesel]
   Biodiesel in the Desert
2. John Drayton, Manager, Vehicle Acquisitions, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority [CNG]
   A Billion Miles on CNG
3. George Karbowski, Director of Operations and Maintenance, Foothill Transit [EV and CNG]
   The Foothill Transit Ecoliner - A Project Management Case Study
4. Rolando Cruz, Executive Director and Vice-President, Long Beach Transit [hybrid]
   Gasoline Hybrid - a Stepping Stone to Future Technology

1. Chuck White, Director of Regulatory Affairs Western U.S., Waste Management
   Closing the Loop: Renewable Fuels from Waste
2. Alex Helou, Assistant Director, Solid Resources Group, City of Los Angeles [LNG]
   Implementation of a Clean, Low-Carbon Fuel Program for City of Los Angeles' Solid Resources Collection Fleet:  Benefits and Challenges
3. Vance Kemler, General Manager, Solid Waste, City of Denton, Texas
   Alternative Fuels and Technology in Texas Refuse Fleets
4. Kurt Bratton, Market Vice President, Republic Services [LNG and CNG]
   Growing a Green Fleet for National Operations

1. Scott Perry, Group Director – Vehicle Supply Management, Ryder [LNG and CNG]
   Natural Gas for the Commercial Transportation Market
2. Tony Eiermann, North America Fleet Asset Manager, Coca Cola Refreshments [hybrid]
   Coca-Cola Refreshments – Largest Hybrid Electric Fleet in North America
3. Joe Gold, Head of Fleet Engineering, Frito Lay [electric other AFVs]
   Building a Leading Fleet Sustainability Program:  Lessons Learned
4. Chris Rice, Clean Energy Program Manager, State of Maryland & Clean Cities Coordinator, Maryland Energy Administration [hybrid]
   Maryland Hybrid Truck Initiative
5. Tom Hopkins, Department Head-Central Warehouse & Distribution, Wright & Filippis [LPG]
   The Right Partners, Right time, Wright Results

1. Jeff Shefchik, President, Paper Transport [CNG]
   Paper Transport's CNG Over-the-Road Trucking Operations
2. Greg Braun, Border Valley Trading [LNG]
   Overcoming Challenges - Heavy Duty LNG Fleet
3. Mike Britt, Director of Maintenance & Engineering, Ground Fleet, UPS [LNG and other AFVs]
   UPS Green Fleet
4. Matt Montford, Transportation Sales Manager, States Logistics [biodiesel]
   Biodiesel “Saving the World One Truckload at a Time!”

• Assembly Member Bonnie Lowenthal, Chair, State Transportation Committee

1. Peter Greenwald, Senior Policy Advisor, South Coast Air Quality Management District
2. Mike Smith, Deputy Director, Fuels and Transportation Division, California Energy Commission
3. Kerry Drake, Associate Director, Air Division, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region IX
4. Richard Corey, Chief, Stationary Source Division, California Air Resources Board
5. Gwen Marelli, Director of Commercial & Industrial Services, Southern California Gas Company

• Introduction of Keynote Speaker: Erik Neandross, Chief Executive Officer, Gladstein, Neandross & Associates
• Keynote Speaker: Martin DaumMartin Daum has leadership and visionary responsibility for Daimler Trucks North America LLC and its affiliated companies—Freightliner Trucks, Western Star Trucks, Thomas Built Buses, Freightliner Custom Chassis Corporation, Detroit Diesel Corporation and Axle Alliance Company. He was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer in June 2009. In his most recent assignments, Mr. Daum was a Member of the Executive Committee of Mercedes-Benz Trucks in Europe since 2002. He was the Senior Vice President of Production for Mercedes-Benz Trucks, Head of the Unimog Special Vehicle Division and prior to that, Head of Mercedes-Benz Trucks Controlling. Mr. Daum previously held several executive positions for Daimler Trucks in North America including General Manager of Finance at Sterling Truck Corporation in Willoughby, Ohio and the Head of Controlling for the Light Truck Concept in Portland, Oregon., President and Chief Executive Officer, Daimler Trucks North America

1. Jeffrey Reed, Director – Market Development & Emerging Technology, Sempra Energy Utilities
   Natural Gas Solutions to the Z-Bus Challenge
2. John Drayton, Manager, Vehicle Acquisitions, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
   Los Angeles Metro – ZEB Program
3. Joshua Goldman, Director of Business Development, Proterra Inc.
   Proterra's Zero Emissions Fast-Charge Battery and Fuel Cell Hybrid Buses
4. Dana Kaplinski, Manager, Transportation Business, UTC Power
   Ready for Zero: Fuel Cells for Transit Buses

1. Adrian Alvarez, Project Manager Highway Programs Gateway Cities/Southeast Area Team, Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority
   Technology Need: Zero Emission Trucks for the I-710 Expansion Project
2. Wilfried Achenbach, Senior Vice President, Engineering & Technology, Daimler Trucks North America
   Here and Now: An OEM’s Perspective on US EPA 2010 Emissions, 2014 Standards, and an Alternative Fuels Menu
3. John Duffy, Advanced Technology Concepts Group, Kenworth Truck Company, Advanced Technology Concepts Group
   Next Generation Technology: The Importance of Public Agency Funding Programs and Gaining Confidence in True Market Potential
4. Balwinder Samra, Chief Executive Officer, Balqon Corporation
   Future of Zero Emission Freight Transportation

1. Dave Hurst, Senior Analyst, Smart Transportation Advisory Service, Pike Research
   Driving Electric Vehicles Towards Mainstream
2. Stephen Ellis, Manager, Alternative Fuel Vehicle Sales and Marketing, Honda
   Transformative Transportation Technologies
3. Gerry Koss, North America Fleet Marketing Manager, Ford
   Electrification - The Power of Choice
4. Alex Keros, Senior Project Engineer, Electric & Hydrogen Infrastructure, General Motors
   General Motor's Advanced Propulsion Strategy
5. Melissa Howell, Executive Director, Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition
   Hybrid Horsepower for Kentucky Schools

1. Chuck White, Director of Regulatory Affairs/West, Waste Management [biomethane]
   Closing the Loop:  Renewable Fuels from Waste
2. Harrison Clay, President, Clean Energy Renewable Fuels, Clean Energy Fuels [biomethane]
   Biomethane Vehicle Fuel
3. Robert White, Director of Market Development, Renewable Fuels Association [second generation ethanol]
   Microalgae Biodiesel: The Sustainable Alternative Fuel
4. Arun Basu, Institute Engineer, Gas Technology Institute  [renewable LPG]
   Near Term Strategies for Greening of Propane as a Transportation Fuel
5. Ihab Farag, Chemical Engineering Department, University of New Hampshire [biofuel]
   Second Generation Biofuels

1. David Hill, Vice President of Natural Gas Economy Operations, Encana Natural Gas [NG]
   A North American View of Natural Gas Fueling Infrastructure - Integration of CNG, LNG and Public/Private Access
2. Lynn Lyon, Manager, Strategic Projects Domestic Operations, Pioneer Natural Resources Company [NG]
   The Texas Clean Transportation Triangle
3. Bruce Russell, President, Russell Communications [hydrogen]
   The Hawaii Hydrogen Initiative
4. Chelsea Jenkins, Executive Director, Virginia Clean Cities Coalition and Project Administrator, Southeast Propane Autogas Development Program [LPG]
   If You Build It: Expanding Propane Autogas Infrastructure in the Southeast
5. Jeff Doyle, Director, Public/Private Partnerships, Washington State Department of Transportation [EV]
   West Coast Green Highway: I-5 Electric Highway

1. Mark Butler, Project Manager/Technical Advisor, City of Los Angeles [LNG & CNG]
   Planning, Building, and Maintaining The Alt Fuel Infrastructure
2. Aleka Seville, Transportation Specialist, Alameda County General Services Agency [EV]
   Regional Collaboration: How Fleets Can Move EVs Forward
3. Adrene Briones, West Coast Utilities Representative, ECOtality North America [EV]
   Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Planning
4. Tim Brown, Technical Manager, Sustainable Transportation, University of California, Irvine [hydrogen]
   Hydrogen Fuel Station Clustering in Southern California
5. Jake Millan, Fleet Sales Manager, Propel Fuels [ethanol]
   Creating the Infrastructure to Support Today's Vehicles and Tomorrow's Fuels

1. Matt Horton, Chief Executive Officer, Propel [E85]
   The Last Mile: Empowering Consumers to Drive Change
2. Greg Roche, Vice President, National Accounts and Infrastructure, Clean Energy Fuels / Flying J Truck Stop [NG]
   Clean Energy’s CNG and LNG Infrastructure Plan; Infrastructure Planning for National and Regional Fleets
3. Matt Zerega, Electric Transportation Manager, San Diego Gas & Electric [EV]
   Getting San Diego Plug In Ready
4. Mike Lewis, General Manager, Pearson Fuels [multiple alternative fuels]
   Retail Alternative Fuels - 10 Years of Lessons Learned

1. Dennis Smith, National Clean Cities Director, U.S. Department of Energy
2. Stephen Crolius, Senior Director, Transportation, Clinton Climate Initiative
3. Susan McSherry, Program Manager, Alternative Fuels Program, New York City Department of Transportation
4. David Haugen, Team Lead, Market Development, Natural Gas Economy Strategic Planning, Encana Natural Gas

Expo Hall Opens