What's Next for Transportation Energy?

A conversation about the future of autonomous vehicles with Transportation Energy Institute's Executive Director John Eichberger, TEI Vice President Jeff Hove, and Karl Doenges, Executive Director of TEI's Charging Analytics Program.

When thinking about the many strategies for life cycle carbon reduction, we need to think beyond the tailpipe. John, Jeff and Karl talk about trends in global decarbonization an how that can be achieved.

You’re interested in where, how and what kind of EV chargers to install. Where do you begin?

The Transportation Energy Institute’s (TEI) Charging Analytics Program (CAP) is now offering a comprehensive Quarterly Benchmarking Reports that enables us... more

TEI has partnered with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to present a deep dive webinar into the opportunities and challenges associated with e-fuels.

As a preview of the webinar, John and Jeff discuss the emissions profile of e-fuels, the v... more

The consumers’ perspective evolves based on their general mindset around the overall economy and their own personal preferences, and this mindset can impact which vehicle technologies or energy options will be most successful. It is essential to unde... more

Medium- and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs) represent a significant source of emissions in the U.S. (28% in 2022). To effectively reduce emissions from these vehicles while not imposing unreasonable costs on the owners and their customers requires carefu... more

Medium- and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs) represent a significant source of emissions in the U.S. (28% in 2022). To effectively reduce emissions from these vehicles while not imposing unreasonable costs on the owners and their customers requires carefu... more

John Eichberger and Jeff Hove talk about the process that goes into the U.S. Fuel distribution system and one of our reports that delves into how the system works regardless of weather-related events.