After launching the International Zero-Emission Vehicle Alliance (the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) in August, the governments of California, The Netherlands and Quebec have signed on as ﻿new partners to join the alliance. Eight more North American and European governments have pledged to help accelerate global adoption of ZEVs, including Norway and the UK; and Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont in the US. Members of the A﻿lliance, which together account for nearly a third of global electric vehicle sales, will cooperate to set ambitious targets to drive ZEV deployment, share data and best practise policies, and encourage other governments to join. An agenda for expanding collaboration is outlined in a report released yesterday by ZEV Alliance).
After launching the International Zero-Emission Vehicle Alliance (ZEV Alliance) in August, the governments of California, The Netherlands and Quebec have signed on as ﻿new partners to join the alliance. Eight more North American and European governments have pledged to help accelerate global adoption of ZEVs, including Norway and the UK; and Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont in the US. Members of the A﻿lliance, which together account for nearly a third of global electric vehicle sales, will cooperate to set ambitious targets to drive ZEV deployment, share data and best practise policies, and encourage other governments to join. An agenda for expanding collaboration is outlined in a report released yesterday by the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT).