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Organization Last Name First Name Air Liquide Boissy-Rousseau Karine Air Liquide Sanders Charles Air Liquide Hoefelmann Ole Air Liquide Fourie Robert AJW, Inc Organization Last Name First Name Air Liquide Boissy-Rousseau Karine Air Liquide Sanders Charles Air Liquide Hoefelmann Ole Air Liquide Fourie Robert AJW, Inc. Solecki Mary AJW, Inc. Hessler Christopher Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District Peeples Chris Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers Bowerson Dan Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers Douglas Steven Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers Nevers Chris Alliance to Save Energy Tempchin Rick AMBAG Twomey Maura American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Bienenfeld Robert American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Davies Jamie American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Jetter Jeff American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Kliesch Jim American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Takemoto Hideharu American Lung Association Barrett William Aramco Services Company Moore Jack Aramco Services Company Przesmitzki Steve Argonne National Laboratory Gohlke David Argonne National Laboratory Hillebrand Don Argonne National Laboratory Wang Michael Argonne National Laboratory Zhou Joann Association of Global Automakers Bozzella John Association of Global Automakers Rege Julia Audi of America, Inc. Thacker Cody BAH Heffner Rusty Ballard Power Systems Sasseen Tim Bay Area Air Quality Management District Broadbent Jack Bay Area Air Quality Management District Fisher Rebecca Bay Area Air Quality Management District Schkolnick Karen Bay Area Air Quality Management District White Karissa Berkeley Lab Mills Michael BlueGreen Alliance Lipman Zoe BMW AG Becker Thomas BMW AG Bogen Michelle BMW AG Klietz Matthias BMW AG Klugescheid Andreas BMW AG Makeschin Lorenz BMW of NA LLC Errion-Saums Lisa BMW of NA LLC Khalili Azita BMW of NA LLC Konert Angela BMW of NA LLC Tribulowski Jan BMW of NA LLC White Linda BP Cohen Michael BP Spicer Robert BYD Hill Bobby BYD Jammal Sam BYD Kahn Zachary CA Air Resources Board Balmes John CA Air Resources Board Cliff Steve CA Air Resources Board Corey Richard CA Air Resources Board Eady Veronica CA Air Resources Board Gioia John CA Air Resources Board Gress Jennifer CA Air Resources Board Hebert Annette CA Air Resources Board Nichols Mary CA Air Resources Board Vergis Sydney CA Electric Transportation Coalition Goldsmith Hannah CA Gov's Office of Planning and Research Ganson Christopher Cadmus Group Kreycik Philip CALCOG Higgins Bill California Energy Commission Gunda Siva California Energy Commission John Elizabeth California Energy Commission Monahan Patty California Fuel Cell Partnership Elrick Bill California State University Long Beach O'Brien Thomas California Transportation Commission Bransen Susan California Transportation Commission Hopkins Garth California Transportation Commission Inman Fran CALSTART Alexander Meredith CALSTART Boesel John Caltrans Bajwa Arvinder Caltrans Cox Elbert Caltrans Greenberg Ellen Caltrans Powell Jones Brenda Carnegie Mellon University Yip Arthur Center for Strategic and International Studies Ladislaw Sarah Center for Sustainable Energy Williams Brett Ceres Rawn Carol Lee Chevron Franklin Matt Chevron Heirigs Philip City of Los Angeles Faber Lauren Clean Energy Kenny Ryan Clean Energy Works Hummel Holmes ClimateWorks Eggert Anthony ClimateWorks Malaki Amy ConocoPhillips Currie Helen Consumer Reports Friedman David Consumer Reports Winer Adam Council On Foreign Relations Jaffe Amy Cummins Inc. Mormino Brian Daimler AG Aneja Rakesh Daimler AG Craven William Daimler AG Cusumano Franziska Daimler AG Daum Martin Daimler AG Manchanda Ashim Daimler Trucks North America Pearson Drew Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission Graff Robert DTNA Waters Sean Electric Power Research Institute McCollum David Energy + Environmental Economics, Inc. Ryan Nancy Energy Foundation Florin Alexandria Energy Independence Now Goldstein Brian Energy Innovation Busch Christopher Energy Innovation Harvey Hal Energy Innovation Lacy Virginia Environment California Jacobson Dan Environmental Defense Fund OConnor Timothy Environmental Defense Fund Patton Vickie EPRI Bowermaster Daniel European Commission Steininger Klaus EVNoire Francis Shelley EVNoire Travis Terry Exxon Mobil Corporation Barroeta Magaly Exxon Mobil Corporation Birdsall Chris Exxon Mobil Corporation Lenart Philip FCA US LLC Oshnock Gary FIA Foundation Watson Sheila FirstElement Fuel Inc. Stephens Shane Fontinalis Partners Warren Emily Ford Broaddus Andrea Ford Motor Company Holycross Robert Ford Motor Company Wallington Tim Forth Shaw Jeanette Frontier Group Dutzik Tony General Motors Ableson Michael General Motors Hall Jamie General Motors Kiss Barbara Georgetown Climate Center Goetz Matthew Georgia Institute of Technology Guensler Randall GO-Biz Eckerle Tyson Greenlots Ashley Thomas Greenlots Hauser Brett Harvard University Hutchison John HATCI - Hyundai Motor Group Baker Noelle Heising-Simons Foundation Laughlin Karen Honda Thomas Jennifer Hyundai Juriga John Hyundai America Technical Center Bakker Deborah iCET An Feng Imperial College London Daina Nicolo International Council on Clean Transportation Kodjak Drew International Transport Forum Ng Wei-Shiuen ITS Berkeley Melendy Laura ITS-Davis Brown Austin ITS-Davis Bunch David ITS-Davis Circella Giovanni ITS-Davis D'Agostino Mollie ITS-Davis Dominguez-Faus Rosa ITS-Davis Fitch Dillon ITS-Davis Fulton Lewis ITS-Davis Garas Dahlia ITS-Davis Jenn Alan ITS-Davis Mackey Thomas ITS-Davis Murphy Colin ITS-Davis Podolsky Laura ITS-Davis Sperling Dan ITS-Davis Tal Gil J Knapp Communications Knapp Jamie Joint Venture Silicon Valley Breslin Emily JUMP Bikes Brask Anne Korea Transport Institute Kim Chansung Korea Transport Institute Park Jiyoung LACI Mitchell Alex LADOTD Holliday Stephen Latham & Watkins LLP Wyman Robert Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Macfarlane Jane Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Sheppard Colin Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Spurlock C. Anna Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Taylor Margaret Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Wenzel Tom Leighty Foundation Leighty William Local Government Commission Meis Kate Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator Petersen Matt Los Angeles Department of Transportation Reynolds Seleta Low Carbon Fuels Coalition Noyes James Lyft Walker Jon MassDOT Pollack Stephanie Mazda Curley Kevin Mazda Ryan Daniel McKnight Foundation Slotterback Brendon Mercedes-Benz R&D North America Lilly Amy Mercedes-Benz R&D North America Taylor Brook Mightycomm Fulks Tom Minnesota DOT Sexton Tim National Academy of Sciences Zeitler Elizabeth National Governors Association Eucalitto Garrett National Governors Association Gander Sue National Renewable Energy Lab Farrell John National Renewable Energy Lab Gearhart Chris National Renewable Energy Lab Muratori Matteo National Renewable Energy Lab Young Stanley Natural Resources Defense Council Baumhefner Max Natural Resources Defense Council Hwang Roland Natural Resources Defense Council Mui Simon Natural Resources Defense Council Muller Miles Natural Resources Defense Council Nabong Mark Natural Resources Defense Council Portillo Patricio Natural Resources Defense Council Tonachel Luke Navistar Smith Matthew NESCAUM Cooper Coralie New York City Department of Transportation Simon Mark Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Atkins Lance Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Ikeda Takuya Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Johnston Brian North Dakota State University Hough Jill Oak Ridge National Laboratory Leiby Paul Partnership Project Zaghab Aminah PECG Hanson Matt People for Mobility Justice Ramirez Andres PG&E Bhat Suncheth PG&E Sawaya David Platts Analytics Schwartz Mark Plug In America Cahill Eric Prometheus Fuels Inc DeVaul Richard Proterra Inc Leacock F Kent Rocky Mountain Institute Mullaney Dave RTC of Southern Nevada Raborn Craig Rutgers University Noland Robert S&P Global Platts Kramarchuk Roman Sac Metro Air District Ayala Alberto Sacramento Area Council of Governments Carpenter John San Francisco Airport Potter Julian Santa Clara University Glancy Dorothy SCE Backstrom Michael SCE Bowman Erica SCE Manfre Jennifer Securing America's Future Energy Diamond Robbie Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Freedhoff Michal SFO Airport Kong Grace SFO Airport Ledbetter Nile Shell Bishop Oliver Shell Carr Michael Shell Chatterjee Arnab Shell Leighty Wayne Shell Nameroff Tamara Shell Tipper Matthew Sierra Club Coplon-Newfield Gina Sierra Club Garcia Katherine Sierra Club Linhardt Andrew SoCalGas Carmichael Tim South Coast AQMD Mitchell Judy South Coast AQMD Miyasato Matt South Coast AQMD Nastri Wayne Southwest Energy Efficiency Project Madsen Travis Stanford University Zoepf Stephen Subaru Arcangeli Maurice Subaru Barker David Subaru Egawa Hiroshi Subaru Futagami Takahiro Subaru Miller Lisa Subaru Toya Yoshitaka Tempest Advisors Khalsa SatKartar The Accord Group Quinn Patrick The George Washington University Helveston John Toyota Motor North America Chu Jean Toyota Motor North America Hamza Karim Toyota Motor North America Hostetter Chris Toyota Motor North America Kato Dean Toyota Motor North America Laberteaux Ken Toyota Motor North America Lang Gregory Toyota Motor North America Lord Michael Toyota Motor North America Mantey Ed Toyota Motor North America Murtha Doug Toyota Motor North America Raney David Toyota Motor North America Scott Criag Truck & Engine Manufacturers Association Mandel Jed U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Charmley William U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Grundler Christopher U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Mikulin John U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Moran Robin U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Simon Karl U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Snapp Lisa Uber Gromis Adam Uber Namazu Michiko UC Berkeley Lipman Tim UC
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