Truck Regulation Implementation Group

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This page lists the overall objectives and initial co-chairs for the Rule Provisions Truck Regulation Implementation Group (TRIG). Please visit the ACF meetings & events page for specific meeting summaries, recordings, outcomes and attendees.

Rule Provisions Work Group

Objectives:

  • Focus on State and Local Government (SLG) fleets
  • Implementation strategies to improve operational resilience and flexibility for State and Local Government fleets

Co-Chairs:

  • Jimmy Steele, California Air Resources Board
  • Rebecca Schenker, Gladstein, Neandross & Associates
  • Bradley Northup, City of Carlsbad

History and Evolution of TRIG

Previously, there were four separate TRIGs - Border Communities, Infrastructure, Outreach, and Rule Provisions - each with distinct objectives. While the Rule Provisions group will continue under the TRIG banner, the Border Communities, Outreach, and Infrastructure work groups will now be part of the Drive Forward Truck Forums.

The Drive Forward Truck Forums build on the TRIG meetings, which supported actions to reduce emissions. The Border Communities TRIG Workgroup will be incorporated into the Drive Forward Truck Forum Outreach workgroup.

The Drive Forward Truck Forums are a part of the Drive Forward Initiative. Building on the foundation established through ZEV Forward, and guided by Executive Order N-27-25, the Drive Forward initiative continues California’s commitment to meeting both state and national air quality standards, achieving climate and clean air goals, and protecting public health through strong vehicle standards. Drive Forward will advance this work by supporting the potential development of light-, medium- and heavy-duty vehicle regulations, incentive programs, outreach and education, and complementary programs and policies that enable clean vehicle deployment. Please visit the Drive Forward homepage for more information.

Original TRIG Work Groups

Below are the objectives and panelists for the original Truck Regulation Implementation Groups. For meeting summaries and recordings conducted under the original TRIG banner, please visit the ACF meetings & events page. Visit the Drive Forward Truck Forums page to learn more about current workgroup objectives, panelists, meetings, and other related information.

Border Communities Work Group

(Now part of the new Drive Forward Truck Forum: Outreach Workgroup)

Objectives:

  • Work with border fleets on solutions to challenges
  • Explore coordination opportunities
  • Fleet operators in Mexico
  • Border communities
  • Infrastructure solutions

Panelists:

  • Bruce Tuter, California Air Resources Board (Co-Chair)
  • Jail Ixel Cruz Garcia, UC AlianzaMX (Co-Chair)
  • Miguel Perona, Port Los Angeles (Co-Chair)
  • Alejandra Mier y Teran, Otay Mesa Chamber of Commerce
  • Alfonso Esquer, Fletes Esquer, S.A. de C.V.
  • Angel Yin, BYD|RIDE
  • Charlie Stockton, Private Industry
  • Chelsea Lee, Better World Group Advisors
  • Cristina Marqeuz, IBEW Local 569
  • Derrick Robinson, Center on Policy Initiatives
  • Glenn Choe, Toyota Motor North America
  • Israel Delgado, CANACAR
  • Javier Valadez, Kenworth Truck Co. Mexico
  • Miguel Ogazon, ANPACT
  • Monique Lopez, San Diego Air Pollution Control District
  • Nick Badillo, Utility
  • Rene Chavez, Volkswagen Truck and Bus Mexico

Infrastructure Work Group

(Now part of the new Drive Forward Truck Forum: Infrastructure Workgroup)

Objectives:

  • Work with fleets to overcome challenges in deploying infrastructure
  • Best methods to help fleets engage early and often with electricity and hydrogen providers
  • Review available tools to assist with installing infrastructure
  • Opportunities for fleets to engage in multi-agency planning efforts
    • Grid reliability/resilience
    • Communication with utilities
    • Use of available planning tools

Panelists:

  • Lisa McGhee, Tom’s Truck Center (Co-Chair)
  • Leslie Goodbody, CARB (Co-Chair)
  • Kate Ried, California Energy Commission (Co-Chair)
  • Angela Clapp, Port of Oakland
  • Aravind Kailas, Volvo Group North America
  • Arturo Hernandez, A&C Transportation, Llc.
  • Blaine Wagner, Clark Pacific
  • Carlos Cardenas, CVM Fleet Services
  • Chris Shimoda, California Trucking Association
  • Chuck Loy, Sysco Corporation
  • Clair Keleher, Bay Area Air Quality Management District
  • Collin MacGregor, Range Energy
  • Cristina Marquez, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 569
  • Damon Wyckoff, Calaveras County Water District
  • Dirk Piersma, Gemperle Farms
  • Emmanuel Carrillo, Talon Logistics, Inc.
  • Erick Karlen, Pacific Gas & Electric
  • Eugene Litvinov, Hyundai Motor North America
  • Glen Kedzie, Truck Renting & Leasing Association
  • Glenn Choe, Toyota Motor North America
  • Isaac Ritter, J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc.
  • Jamie Hall, EV Realty
  • Jessie Denver, Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development
  • Jimmy Andreoli II, Baker Commodities, Inc.
  • Jose Rodriguez, Chevron Hydrogen Business Development
  • Lindsay Shigetomi, Environmental Defense Fund
  • Mark Koppang, Raley's
  • Matt Miyasato, FirstElement Fuel
  • Ole Hoefelmann, Nikola
  • Ralph Adams, BorgWarner
  • Richard Battersby, City of Oakland
  • Richard Parenteau, No Carbon Fuel, Inc.
  • Ruth Alfson, Matrix Consulting Group
  • Sam Wilson, Union of Concerned Scientists
  • Sam Vercellotti, Terawatt Infrastructure
  • Scott Moon, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
  • Steven Fenaroli, California Farm Bureau

Outreach Work Group

(Now part of the new Drive Forward Truck Forum: Outreach Workgroup)

Objectives:

  • Build on experiences from prior fleet rules
  • Outreach methods to inform affected fleets
  • Best ways to outreach to fleets
  • What information do they need
  • Equity consideration
  • Leveraging grassroots efforts
  • Review materials, messaging and reporting tools

Panelists:

  • Annmarie Rodgers, California Air Resources Board (Co-Chair)
  • Cecile Buncio, City of Los Angeles, Bureau of Sanitation (Co-Chair)
  • Chris White, Frontier Energy, Inc. (Co-Chair)
  • Bradley Smith, Fleet Industry Consultant and Advisor
  • Bryant Brown, Board Member of California Advanced Biofuels Alliance
  • Chris Walker, CA Sheet Metal & Air Conditioning Contractors National Association 
  • Christopher Amendano, Infrastructure Development
  • Geoff Crook, Ceres, Inc.
  • Heidi Sickler, bp pulse fleet
  • Jack Symington, Non-Profit
  • James Gonzalez, Independent Construction Co.
  • James Wheeler, Municipal Maintenance Equipment Inc. 
  • Jesus Martinez Ramirez, Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency
  • Katie Lee Cox, Prologis Mobility 
  • Kirankumar Dakle, Professional working as SME - Regulations, V&V at KPIT Technologies
  • Matt Schrap, Harbor Trucking Association 
  • Maurissa Brown, The Greenlining Institute
  • Moses Bchara, Schneider Electric Sustainability Business
  • Ricardo Ramirez, Central Concrete
  • Richard Battersby, City of Oakland Public Works
  • Richard Colley, REE Automotive
  • Ruben Aronin, Better World Group
  • Sarah Pollo Moo, California Retailers Association
  • Sean Edgar, CleanFleets.net
  • Susan Olavarria, Stericycle, Inc. 
  • Yann Kulp, NextEra Mobility, eIQ Advisors

Rule Provisions Work Group

Objectives:

  • Smooth process for implementing rule provisions
  • Work through details and issues
  • Focus on key exemptions and extensions application process

Panelists:

  • Gerald Berumen, California Air Resources Board (Co-Chair)
  • Rebecca Schenker, Gladstein, Neandross & Associates (Co-chair)
  • Bradley Northup, City of Carlsbad (Co-Chair)
  • Bret Stevens, Daimler Trucks North America
  • David Clifford, Ventura Transfer Company 
  • Don Jones, City and County of San Francisco 
  • Emily Lemei, Northern California Power Agency
  • Harmony Gates, Yorke Engineering
  • Jaimie Levin, Center for Transportation and the Environment
  • Jason Stepke, Hyundai-Kia America Technical Center, Inc.
  • Jon Costantino,  California Council for Environmental and Economic Balance
  • Kristian Corby, California Electric Transportation Coalition
  • Lacy Robertson, Rush Enterprises
  • Marty Tufte, Waste Management Corporate office
  • Matt Mesick, Isuzu Commercial Truck of America, Inc.
  • Michael Lewis, Construction Industry Air Quality Coalition
  • Mike Gabbert, Raley's Family of Fine Stores
  • Mike Tunnell, American Trucking Associations
  • Morgan Mitchell, Westside Water Authority
  • Nick Blair, Association of California Water Agencies
  • Paul Rosa, Penske
  • Rick Albertini, Phenix Truck Bodies & Van Equipment 
  • Sarah Deslauriers, California Association of Sanitation Agencies
  • Steve Nelson, Local and regional trucking based in Monterey county
  • Suzanne Seivright-Sutherland, California Construction and Industrial Materials Association
  • William Ryder, Brinks