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Port of Oakland Partners on Clean Air Initiatives and Zero-Emission Truck Testing

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The Port of Oakland announced a partnership with the Harbor Trucking Association, CALSTART, the California Air Resources Board, and PG&E regarding clean air initiatives. This collaboration involves hosting zero-emission truck test drives at Middle Harbor Shoreline Park. The partnership was announced on September 21, 2026, with a specific test drive event held at the park on September 18.

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The initiatives focus on testing zero-emission and alternative-fuel trucks, which is crucial for the modernization of port operations. This partnership allows the Port of Oakland to test technologies relevant to sustainable transportation within the greater San Francisco Bay Area.

The Port of Oakland operates as a governmental agency physically located within the jurisdiction of Oakland.

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Who's involved

  • Port of OaklandAdministers the Oakland Seaport and utilizes the park for operational events.
  • Middle Harbor Shoreline ParkServes as the venue for zero-emission truck test-drive events.
  • OaklandThe city where the Port of Oakland is physically located and operates.

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