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Penske Transportation Solutions makes its return to the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo in 2022 with an action-packed presence in Long Beach, California.

Penske Transportation Solutions Taking Part in 2022 Advanced Clean Transportation Expo

Penske Transportation Solutions makes its return to the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo in 2022 with an action-packed presence in Long Beach, California. The company is a Presenting Sponsor of the conference itself (which runs May 9-12) and a Title Sponsor of the third annual Gladstein, Neandross and Associates (GNA)-produced State of Sustainable Fleets Report.

A total of five executives will either speak or moderate a session and Penske will exhibit a trio of electric trucks in its booth.

Art Vallely, Penske Truck Leasing president, will appear on an executive roundtable about the future of clean fleets and senior leader Drew Cullen will be the company’s representative on the State of Sustainable Fleets panel.

Vice president Josh Tippin will discuss Penske’s renewable diesel program as a panelist, while vice president Sean Yentsch will moderate a session on electric vehicle charging, and director Mike Costanza will be a moderator for a workshop on zero-emission transport refrigeration units (TRUs).

ACT Expo assembles arguably the largest all-in-one showcase of the advanced clean vehicles, fuels and technologies driving the future of the transportation sector.

By "Move Ahead" Staff

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