Alternative Fuels & Vehicles 2010 - National Conference & Expo

Welcome to the official website for the
Alternative Fuels & Vehicles National Conference + Expo 2010
May 9-12, 2010 • The Rio All-Suite Hotel • Las Vegas, Nevada

Success is measured by many very different yard sticks. Does it work? Did we win? Did we set a new benchmark?

For AF&V 2010, success is measured by whether the Conference met its goal. The goal is simple – to further the use of alternative fuels and advanced transportation technologies by bringing together fleet decision makers and government and policy people with the industry. And, to put it simply, AF&V 2010 was a huge success.

The alternative fuels and advanced transportation industry showed up in numbers greater than ever before. Fleet decision makers and government and policy attendees also came in numbers and with greater diversity than ever before. Commercial fleets, large and small, joined public fleets in finding vehicles and technologies to meet their needs.

AF&V 2010 will indeed increase the use of alternative fuels and advanced technologies and we all will reap the benefit of decreased dependence on foreign oil and improvement in air quality.

AFVi sincerely thanks everyone, including the Conference sponsors and exhibitors, the media and all the attendees. We wish each of you continued success.

2010 Conference Highlights:

General Sessions featured such notables as Margo Tsirigotis Oge, EPA Director of the Office of Transportation and Air Quality; entrepreneur T. Boone Pickens; former CIA Director R. James Woolsey; Las Vegas Mayor Oscar B. Goodman; MotorWeek’s John Davis; and the Senior Director for the Automotive X Prize, Eric Cahill. Click here for the Conference Schedule.
Concurrent Sessions covered product presentations, credits and incentives, advanced vehicle technologies and more than 150 industry experts representing auto manufacturers, fuel providers, public and private fleets, fuel and education associations, academia and non-governmental organizations. Click here for the Conference Schedule.
Trade Show with 100 exhibitors displayed the latest vehicle, fueling and battery developments in the industry. Vehicles included everything from pure electric to urban sweepers and garbage trucks. Click here for a list of Exhibitors.
Ride-n-Drive provided the chance to get behind the wheel of leading auto manufacturers’ products, including the latest in hybrid hydraulic technologies.
Networking opportunities took place from T. Boone Pickens' Town Hall Meeting to the VooDoo Lounge on closing night.
Fellow attendees represented Walt Disney World, Massachusetts Port Authority, Clean Cities Coordinators, AT&T, Frito-Lay, the Department of Energy, Anheuser-Busch, Napa Valley Unified School District, Clinton Foundation, City of New York and Autoblog Green. More than 1,000 attendees are expected.