The Georgetown Climate Center works with state and federal officials and other stakeholders to help bridge any policy gaps that emerge between transportation and climate policy. The Center also assists states in forging ahead with the deployment of infrastructure for electric and clean fuel vehicles, freight efficiency planning, and transportation policies that reinforce the development and maintenance of sustainable communities.
One of the Center's biggest projects is the facilitation of the Transportation and Climate Initiative - a collaboration of 11 Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states plus the District of Columbia.
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Issue Brief: Estimating the Greenhouse Gas Impact of Federal Infrastructure Investments in the IIJA |
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Evaluation and Development of Regional Infrastructure for Vehicle Electrification (E-DRIVE) |
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Regional EV Charging Infrastructure Location Identification Toolkit (ILIT) |
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To Achieve National Climate and Equity Goals, Federal Electric Vehicle Investments Must Match the Scale of the Opportunity |
New report from Georgetown Climate Center and M.J. Bradley & Associates shows opportunity for strategic federal investment in electric vehicle charging infrastructure |
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America's Zero Carbon Action Plan unveils a roadmap to eliminating GHG emissions in the U.S. by 2050 |
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GCC's Vicki Arroyo testifies before U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works |
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GCC Exec. Director Vicki Arroyo testifies before House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure |
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Transportation and Climate Initiative Listening Session Summary Report Now Available |
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Incoming Transportation Research Board Chair Vicki Arroyo leads discussion on resilience, sustainability, and path forward |