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iCET presents at the 2nd Future Transportat Lab Alliance Conference

As a member of China’s Future Transport Lab Forum, iCET was invited to share its experiences in transport data utilization in private vehicle policies evaluation and clean vehicles studies. The 2015 formed coalition is aimed at providing a sharing platform for maximizing the potential of data utilization and concepts sharing for advancing the development of smart transportation cities in China. Recognizing only a joint effort would lead to the formation of an inclusive sustainable transport ecosystem, the Future Transport Lab coalition has urged over 30 institutions to get involved, with iCET currently being the only NGO sector member of the coalition.

iCET reviews Beijing Science and Technology Commission 2016 funded projects

Jan 10th, iCET Clean Transportation Manager and biofuel expert Ms Liping Kang was invited by Beijing Science and Technology Commission to review their 2016 planning funded project, Research and Demonstration of Key Technology of Bioethanol Production from Biomass, which would be implemented by ZTE Energy etc. The main outputs will be applied in Inner Mongolia, biofuels environmental benefits would be also studied in Jing-Jin-Ji regions.

iCET Presents China’s EV MarketDevelopment in World Bank "Knowledge Exchange on Clean Energy Vehicle Workshop" 

An, founder and president of iCET, was invited to present China’s EV market development in a global World Bank (WB) organized "Knowledge Exchange on Clean Eenergy Vehicle Programs" workshop held in New Delhi. The workshop, designed to expose local governments to Clean Energy Vehicle Programs, attracted the active participation of global experts and local decision-makers aimed at exchanging ideas towards more informed sustainable transportation development in India and other developing countries.

iCET presents its vision for "Transportation in the Era of Big Data: Development of the Global Live-CycleTM Framework Methodology" at the UN COP21 in Paris

iCET presented its vision for "Transportation in the Era of Big Data: Development of the Global Live-CycleTM Framework Methodology" at the UN Framework Climate Change Conference (COP21) in Paris, attracting broad interests from many international organizations. The plan has received support recently from the National Geographic Society's Air and Water Conservation Fund in China through a grant for the project: "Transportation in the Era of Big Data: Public-Private Cooperation on Transportation Data". This project, announced by the two parties on January 20th 2016, will kick off big data and global value chain (GVC) studies, as well as promotion of the concept of sustainability.

iCET Press-Released its LiveCycle Concept forHarnessing Big-Data for Cleaner Transport Development