Transportation emissions are Canada’s second-largest and fastest-growing source of emissions, doubling since 1990. It’s time to explore alternatives, especially given the long lifespan of MHDVs.
To help you navigate this transition, we’ve developed the Fleet Conversion Calculator and a comprehensive Guide to Adopting Low- and Zero-Emissions Options for Medium- and Heavy-Duty Fleets, providing practical, informed pathways to a low-carbon future.
Start by downloading the Guide to access everything you need to begin assessing your fleet.
Then, use the Fleet Conversion Calculator to learn how decarbonizing your fleet could benefit your operations.
About The Canadian Transportation Council
The Canadian Transportation Council provides a venue for transportation stakeholders with operations in Canada to come together, evaluate the issues facing the Canadian market and seek objective insights to help address issues that are specifically affecting Canadians. The council further advises the TEI Board to support a broader North American analysis of transportation issues.
The Council was formed to continue to the great work of the Canadian Transportation Alliance. By leveraging the resources and relationships of the two organizations, the Council will be able to deliver enhanced value to the transportation sector within Canada specifically but throughout North America in general.
TEI and CTC will be working together – the Council will determine its own agenda and commission its own research, allocating resources appropriately. The Council will also provide insight to the TEI Board to support a broader geographic assessment of issues the Board wishes to study.
Council members are invited to serve on TEI research task groups to form the scopes of work for pending projects and, where appropriate and desirable, add a more Canadian-specific component to such research projects in addition to commissioning Canada-specific projects.
Council Members
Bob Larocque, who was Chair of the CTA, chairs the Council and serves on the TEI Board of Advisors.
Genevieve Comtois, who has served on the TEI board for years and has spent her career working in the Canadian market, serves as Vice Chair.
