SUSTAINABLE FLEET TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR THE

2024 Sustainable Fleet Technology Conference & Expo

August 13-15, 2024 | Durham Convention Center

Discover the latest and greatest in sustainable fleet technology, operations, and implementation.

Join Us as a Sponsor or Exhibitor for the 2024 Sustainable Fleet Technology Conference

Exhibitors and sponsors are essential partners in the success of the Sustainable Fleet Technology Conference. We look forward to hosting another in-person event in 2024 at the Durham Convention Center in Durham, NC. The full two-day event includes keynote presentations, 50+ panelists, 16 breakout sessions, an expo hall with ample space for indoor vehicle/equipment display, and an opportunity to network with 300+ attendees.

Hosted By

Contact Us:

Media Contact: Shannon Helm, NC Clean Energy Technology Center, shannon_helm@ncsu.edu

Additional Event Information: Heather Brutz, NC Clean Energy Technology Center, hmbrutz@ncsu.edu

2024 SFT Conference & Expo Sponsors

Thank You to Our Platinum Sponsors

Thank You to Our Silver Sponsors

Thank You to Our Bronze Sponsors

Visit Our Exhibitors

  • Agile Fleet

  • Alliance AutoGas

  • AMCS Group

  • AssetWorks

  • Atom Power

  • Black Fleet Network

  • Blink Charging

  • C6 Insights

  • City of Birmingham**

  • City of Charlotte**

  • City of Durham*

  • City of Raleigh*

  • Clean Fuels Alliance America

  • Diesel Laptops

  • Enphase

  • Forward Thinking Systems, LLC

  • Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

  • Gregory Poole Lift Systems

  • Guardian Fueling Technologies

  • Hexagon Agility

  • InCharge Energy

  • Kempower

  • Model 1 Commercial Vehicles*

  • MoveEV

  • Mullen USA*

  • NAFA

  • NCDOT

  • Piedmont Truck Center*

  • ROUSH CleanTech

  • SafetyFirst

  • Samsara

  • SEPA/PERC

  • SimplyFuel Solutions

  • Stealth Power*

  • Thompson Gas

  • Town of Cary*

  • Triangle Clean Cities/Central Pines Regional Council

*Includes Outdoor Display

**Outdoor-only Display

Promotional Partners

  • Advanced Energy

  • Clean Energy NC/STEPs4GROWTH/NCBCE

  • Duke University Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment & Sustainability

  • Environmental Defense Fund

  • Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition

  • National Association of Regional Councils

  • NC State University Sustainability Office

  • NC Sustainable Energy Association

  • North Carolina State University Transportation

  • South Florida Regional Planning Council

  • Southeast Hydrogen Energy Alliance (SHEA)

  • TEVA of NC

  • The Transport Project

  • UNC Kenan-Flagler Ackerman Center for Excellence in Sustainability

  • Virginia Clean Cities

  • Wake Technical Community College