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South Coast AQMD Showcases Zero-Emission Transportation Tech

By MGN EditorialMarch 4, 2026 at 09:35 PM

The South Coast Air Quality Management District is hosting a technology showcase featuring zero-emission fire trucks, vehicles, drones, and more.

The South Coast Air Quality Management District (South Coast AQMD) is hosting its annual technology showcase, offering a rare opportunity for the maritime industry to get an up-close look at the latest advancements in clean transportation and air quality technology. According to the press release, the free, hands-on event will feature 'one of the first zero-emission fire trucks in North America' along with 'next-gen zero-emission vehicles, drones & more.' This showcase aligns with growing demand across the maritime sector to adopt sustainable, low-emission solutions for vessels, port equipment, and supporting infrastructure. 'Reducing emissions from the maritime industry is critical to improving air quality and protecting public health in our coastal communities,' said South Coast AQMD's Executive Officer. 'This technology showcase gives industry leaders a chance to experience firsthand the impressive capabilities of the latest zero-emission solutions.' The showcase will allow attendees to interact with the cutting-edge equipment on display, providing valuable insights as the maritime industry navigates the transition to greener operations. Topics expected to be covered include advancements in battery-electric and hydrogen fuel cell technologies, as well as emerging applications of drone and autonomous systems. This event underscores the maritime sector's increasing focus on sustainability and emissions reduction - a trend that is likely to accelerate as regulatory pressures and customer demands continue to drive the adoption of innovative clean technologies.
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