Gladstein, Neandross and Associates (GNA) and the University of California at Riverside’s Bourns College of Engineering – Center for Environmental Research and Technology (CE-CERT) have launched the Low and Zero Emission Readiness (LAZER) Initiative.
This new collaboration will support organizations – including transit agencies, refuse operations, trucking carriers, delivery fleets, school districts and municipalities – in evaluating the real-world economic and environmental benefits of advanced transportation technologies: e.g., battery electric, hydrogen fuel cell, natural gas, propane, renewable fuel, and autonomous and connected technologies.
The LAZER Initiative aims to help commercial fleet operators and their suppliers validate the economic, environmental and operational impacts of advanced technology platforms and alternative fuel powertrains on a full life-cycle basis.
