SUSTAINABLE HEAVY-DUTY INITIATIVES FOR FUTURE TECHNOLOGY

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SHIFT supports the advancement of clean, heavy-duty transportation technologies by funding demonstration and pilot projects across California. The program helps bridge the gap between early innovation and broader market adoption – providing real-world validation, generating critical performance data, and informing decisions by manufacturers, fleets, and agencies. By accelerating the path to commercialization, SHIFT helps ensure zero-emission technologies are ready to meet the state’s long-term climate and air quality goals.
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San Joaquin Valley Zero-Emission Cargo Handling Demonstration Project

Deploying battery-electric cargo-handling equipment at the Port of Stockton to validate performance, scalability, and emissions reductions in port and intermodal operations.

San Joaquin Valley Electric Tractor Development & Demonstration

Testing battery-electric tractors and a mobile charging truck in real farm operations to validate performance, reliability, and scalability for agricultural use.

Zero-Emission Hydrogen Ferry Demonstration Project

Validating hydrogen fuel cell propulsion for passenger ferries on San Francisco Bay, demonstrating zero-emission marine transit and informing future applications across commercial and research vessels.

Demonstration of Zero-Emission Technologies for Freight Operations at Ports: Fuel Cell Hybrid Electric Top Loader

Demonstrating a fuel cell hybrid electric top loader with high-power wireless charging to reduce emissions from container handling operations at California ports.

C-PORT: The Commercialization of Port of Long Beach Off-Road Technology Demonstration Project

Testing battery-electric top handlers and yard tractors in active Port of Long Beach terminals to advance zero-emission cargo handling at commercial scale.

Fast-Track Fuel Cell Truck

Deploying fuel cell electric Class 8 trucks to reduce freight emissions while meeting the range and duty-cycle demands of Southern California drayage operations.

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