Attendees at the APEC Transportation and Energy Ministerial Conference

Ministers and other high-level officials from almost all the APEC economies participated, along with senior executives from the private sector, experts from non-governmental organizations, municipal planners, and leading professors from academia. Participants exchanged views in four public-private roundtables, covering a wide range of energy and transportation issues.

35th APEC Transportation Working Group Meeting

APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting 2011

APEC Transportation and Energy Ministerial Conference

The first-ever joint Transportation and Energy Ministerial Conference took place in San Francisco, CA in September 2011.

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Featured Projects

Blink Network smart charging stations

Smart Transportation: Electric Vehicle Demonstrations
United States

The Blink Network offers a trio of smart-chargers that are designed to fit the needs of individuals,...

US DOE Energy Efficient Buildings Hub

Smart Buildings: Low Energy Building Network
United States

The Greater Philadelphia Innovation Cluster (GPIC) for Energy Efficient Buildings received $129 mill...

Microgrid: Exploring Business Scenario Models for APEC Economies

: Low Carbon Model Towns
Russia

In December 2011, APEC Budget and Management Committee approved a project proposal under the title P...

Boston Silver Line

Smart Transportation: Energy Efficient Urban Transport Network
United States

The Boston Silver Line, operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, began phase 1 op...

UNEP Sustainable Buildings and Climate Initiative

Smart Buildings: Low Energy Building Network
Non-APEC Economy

The United Nations Environment Programme – Sustainable Building and Climate Initiative (UNEP-SBCI)...

Featured Interview

Sam Schwartz Engineering

Penn Institute for Urban Research talks with Sam Schwartz of Sam Schwartz Engineering (SSE). SSE focuses on transportation challenges in urban environments, where density makes open space a premium.