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Faculty & Presenters

Our 2025 conference was led by a host of industry experts and speakers with decades of experience.

Jim Arthurs, Managing Director, JD Arthurs & Associates Ltd.

Jim Arthurs is Managing Director of JD Arthurs & Associates Ltd., a strategy consulting firm. He currently serves as a strategy advisor to The Transport Project, having completed a three-year term as Chair of the organization in November 2022. He also serves as Chair of AirHybrid Technologies, an early-stage start-up in the vehicle technology space. Previously, Jim was Executive Vice President at Westport Fuel Systems. He joined Westport in 2011 and oversaw the development and sales of engine and fuel system technologies. He was Chair of Cummins Westport Inc., a joint venture company owned by Cummins Inc. and Westport that developed, manufactured, and sold natural gas engines for commercial trucks and buses. Jim was President of Cummins Westport from 2012 to 2014 and led the development and launch of the first series production heavy duty natural gas truck engine based on a Cummins platform. Prior to that, he was Vice President, Cryogenic Systems and Vice President, Operations for Westport Fuel Systems. From 2004 to 2021 Jim served as a member of the board of directors of Western Forest Products Inc., an integrated forest products company. Over his career, Jim has held senior sales, operating and executive management positions at several companies including IBM, Weyerhaeuser and the Jim Pattison Group. He holds a BSc degree in Computer Science from the University of Calgary.

Mark Babcock, Senior Director of Sales & Business Development, Hexagon Agility Mobile Pipeline group

Mark Babcock is the Senior Director of Sales & Business Development for Hexagon Agility’s Mobile Pipeline group. In this role, Mark works with an innovative team of experts in developing mobile energy and industrial gas distribution solutions for renewable natural gas, helium and hydrogen around the globe. Mark excels in financial and logistics modeling, particularly in the realm of compressed and renewable natural gas transportation and distribution.
Prior to joining Hexagon Agility, Mark worked for Algas-SDI, a manufacturer of pressure regulating and heating equipment, and Irving Oil Company, an operator of Mobile Pipeline products.
Mark holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering from Tufts University and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Maine. Mark is also the former Chairperson of the Natural Gas Vehicles for America Mobile Pipeline working Group, Chair of the Compressed Gas Association’s Natural Gas Task Force, and he is a member of ISO TC58 Subcommittee 3 & 4.

Graham L. Barker, Director, U.S. Eastern Region & International Sales, ANGI Energy Systems

Graham graduated from the University of Leeds in England and has over 40 years’ experience in the worldwide automotive gaseous alternate fuels industry. At ANGI he is responsible for US eastern region and international CNG sales.

Graham has been involved in CNG projects around the world. Duties included prototyping and installing vehicle and engine conversions; design and application of CNG compressors and fueling systems; project management of station installations and sales and marketing of CNG equipment. Graham joined ANGI Energy Systems in March of 2014.

John Barker, Director – Renewables & Environmental Markets, ANGI Energy Systems

John Barker is Director of Renewables & Natural Gas Markets at ANGI Energy.  Celebrating 20 years in the energy industry this year he has focused on natural gas as a
transportation fuel for the majority of his career providing consultation, system design and facilitating commercial execution on over 400 CNG projects and approaching 150 renewable natural production projects.

John has been involved & member with TTP (and previously NGV America since 2009) and currently is a Board Member.

John resides in Dallas, TX with his wife Anna and sons Jack & Max.

Brett Barry, Policy Director – Eastern U.S., Clean Energy

Brett Barry is responsible for advancing state-level policies which support the use of renewable fuels in the transportation sector and the development of the renewable natural gas industry. Brett serves as Chairman of The Transport Project’s (TTP) State Government Affairs Committee which provides policy guidance and support for the natural gas vehicle industry. He was at the forefront of the successful effort to establish a uniform method of sale and taxation for natural gas motor fuels throughout the continental U.S..

Prior to joining Clean Energy in 2012, he served as a Policy Analyst for Pennsylvania House Majority Whip Stan Saylor and worked closely on legislative matters related to the development of the Marcellus Shale. Clean Energy is North America’s largest provider of renewable natural gas for the transportation sector with 600+ refueling stations throughout the United States and Canada.

John Bartel, Propulsion Director, Volvo Trucks North America

John started his career with John Deere working with diesel-fueled rotary engines & gensets and then moved on to develop natural gas engines for the stationary irrigation business. John then joined Mack Trucks in 1995 to develop natural gas truck engines for the refuse market.


John has been with the Volvo Group for over 30 years and has been in his current role as Propulsion Director for Volvo Trucks NA since 2018. Prior to this role, John was part of the Powertrain Engineering team in Hagerstown MD and held a variety of positions there throughout his career including Chief Engineer for NA applications. Additionally, he has held a CDL license for 29 years and continues to use it to evaluate new products, new features and competitor’s products on a continuous basis.

Randy Beck, Sr. Director – Renewable Energy, Waste Management

Randy Beck is a 35 year career professional, currently a leader in WM’s Renewable Energy group (WMRE), where his focus is development of landfill gas to energy facilities and striving to find the best beneficial use for landfill gas captured from WM’s extensive inventory of landfills. Randy plays a key role in development, construction and operation of WMRE’s landfill gas beneficial use projects, and is currently supporting WM’s targeted development of 20 new RNG facilities from 2022 through 2027.

Randy’s other passion is his fierce dedication to advocacy on behalf of the industry. Randy strives to serve the industry by aligning key industry participants, educating them on important issues and creating a network of participants to facilitate the sharing of priorities and best practices.

Steve Breeze, Vice President of Sales, Freedom AFI

Steve Breeze is Vice President of Sales at Freedom, where he leads the Company’s National Accounts sales strategy, working with some of North America’s largest commercial fleets to support their transition to compressed and renewable natural gas (CNG/RNG) solutions.

Steve has more than 20 years of sales, business development, and leadership experience in the transportation, fleet, and alternative fuels industries. Throughout his career, he has built strong customer relationships, developed strategic growth initiatives, and successfully negotiated complex commercial agreements with leading fleet operators across North America.

Steve joined Freedom in 2026 after serving as Vice President of National Accounts at OPAL Fuels, where he led national account growth initiatives and managed strategic customer relationships with major fleet organizations. His experience includes working closely with customers to develop alternative fuel strategies that improve operational efficiency while supporting long-term sustainability goals.
Prior to joining OPAL Fuels, Steve held senior sales and business development roles within the fleet leasing and commercial transportation industries, where he focused on delivering innovative fleet solutions and expanding market opportunities throughout North America.

Scott Brinner, Executive Vice President, RNG Solutions, Nopetro Energy

Mr. Brinner serves as the Executive Vice President of the Nopetro Energy RNG Solutions division, where he is responsible for developing and executing the division’s strategy, business development and expansion.

His prior experiences include working as a CPA with Ernst & Young, and as an investment banker with Wells Fargo and Raymond James, where he advised companies in transportation/logistics and waste/environmental services.

In 2017, he left investment banking to pursue opportunities in corporate executive management and growth. He spent the next 5+ years as the EVP of a large, private, rail/logistics/real estate company focused on identifying, generating, developing, and executing acquisitions, greenfield and brownfield industrial real estate developments and building and creating strategic partnerships with ports and economic development groups around the country.

Given his prior experiences, Mr. Brinner sees the world through a unique lens. With deep exposure to trucking, rail, marine shipping, waste, and environmental businesses; an understanding of real estate and economic development; and personal professional experiences touching the world of clean fuels and clean energy, he is uniquely qualified to expand Nopetro’s footprint. Mr. Brinner’s focus is developing new RNG fueling stations; developing partnerships with government/public entities; building deeply integrated, long-term customer relationships with owners and operators of multiple different fleets and expanding Nopetro’s offering of unique business lines.

Mr. Brinner has an MBA from University of Chicago and received both a BS, in Accounting and Finance, as well as a Master’s in Accountancy, from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Over the term of his career, he has attained both CPA and CFA designations.

Jason van den Brink, Chief Financial Officer, Ozinga Energy

Jason van den Brink is the Chief Financial Officer of Ozinga Energy, where he has served for seven years. Ozinga Energy operates a fleet of 40 CNG trucks across Arizona, with about half powered by the new Cummins X15N which are able to haul 125,000 lb. supertankers.

Beyond its fleet, Ozinga Energy builds CNG fueling infrastructure for commercial fleets and produces Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) for vehicle use.

Jason holds a Master’s in Management and is a Certified Public Accountant. He serves on the boards of several non-profit organizations. Outside of work, he raises chickens and is an avid cyclist.

Brian Burks, President, Hexagon Digital Wave

Brian received his Master’s and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Denver. After school, Brian was a National Academy of Sciences post-doctoral fellow at the National Institute of Science and Technology in Boulder, CO. Brian has a background in composite materials analysis and inspection, fracture/fatigue, failure investigation, and continued fitness for service evaluation through advanced Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) techniques.

Brian has been with Digital Wave for 13 years in varying capacities. He and the Hexagon engineering team pioneered the MAE inspection method being applied to composite tube trailers, as well as the design of several serial production ultrasound machines for the inspection of seamless metallic cylinders.

Brian currently holds 10 patents related to non-destructive inspection and composite materials. He lives south of Denver, CO with his wife and two daughters.

Chris Byers, Manager CNG Design, Construction, and Operations, Piedmont Natural Gas

Chris Byers is Manager of CNG Design, Construction, and Operations for Duke Energy/Piedmont Natural Gas, with 24 years of experience in the natural gas utility industry and 12 years leading CNG and Virtual Pipeline operations.


His work includes CNG station operations, mobile pipeline assets, project planning, and utility applications for supplemental gas supply, system reliability, construction support, permitting delays, and temporary service needs.

Chris serves on national codes and standards committees supporting natural gas, CNG, hydrogen blending, and mobile pipeline technologies, including AGA, NFPA, ICC/Z223, CSA, and TTP groups.


Chris brings a practical utility perspective to safe, compliant, and reliable Virtual Pipeline deployment.

Todd Campbell, Vice President of Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs, Clean Energy

Mr. Campbell serves as Vice President of Public Policy and Regulatory Affairs for Clean Energy. With more than seven years of experience in the environmental community and over two decades experience working with Clean Energy’s senior leadership, he has advanced federal, state, and regional policies that support renewable natural gas production, natural gas vehicle deployment, and emerging clean transportation markets.

Mr. Campbell chairs the California Renewable Transportation Alliance and serves on the boards of The Energy Coalition and the Coalition for Clean Air. Previously, he was Policy and Science Director for the Coalition for Clean Air and served on the Burbank City Council, ending his term as Mayor in 2007. He holds a B.A. in Government from Georgetown University, a Master of Environmental Management from Yale University, and a Master of Public Policy from the University of Southern California.

Jeffrey L. Clarke, General Counsel, Board Secretary & Consultant
The Transport Project

Mr. Clarke officially retired from The Transport Project in February 2026. Over the span of twenty-five years, Mr. Clarke served in a number of different regulatory and government affairs roles with TTP and its predecessors, NGVAmerica and The Natural Gas Vehicle Coalition.

Mr. Clarke continues to be involved in special projects and serves as TTP’s General Counsel and Board Secretary. Prior to stepping back from full-time service with TTP, Mr. Clarke most recently served as the General Counsel and Vice President of Regulatory & Government Affairs for TTP. TTP is a national trade association representing fleets, vehicle and engine manufacturers and dealers, servicers and suppliers, and fuel producers and providers dedicated to the decarbonization of North America’s transportation sector.

Mr. Clarke has extensive experience in energy policy and regulatory affairs, having previously worked in government relations for the American Gas Association and in a previous role for NGVAmerica. Prior to rejoining NGVAmerica in 2006, he worked for New West Technologies, serving as a Senior Project Manager, providing regulatory and legislative support for government agencies. He also previously worked in the Washington Office of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), serving as a policy analyst, supporting transportation programs for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy.

Mr. Clarke has a J.D. in law from the University of Baltimore and an undergraduate degree from James Madison University.

Adam Comora – Co-Chief Executive Officer, OPAL Fuels

Adam Comora is the Co-Chief Executive Officer of OPAL Fuels and has co-led the company since its formation in December 2020. Previously, Mr. Comora was with OPAL’s parent company FORTISTAR, a privately owned investment firm that provides capital to build, grow and manage companies that address complex sustainability challenges. During his tenure at FORTISTAR, he served in several leadership roles, including President and Chief Executive Officer of TruStar Energy, now the Fuel Station Services Segment of OPAL Fuels.

Prior to FORTISTAR, Mr. Comora was a partner at EnTrust Capital and earlier an Analyst and Associate at JP Morgan Investment Bank. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Government from Cornell University.

Chris Culberson, Manager-Customer Care, Cummins Clean Fuel Technologies

Chris Culberson is currently Manager-Customer Care for Cummins Clean Fuel Technologies.

He has 19 years of experience with natural gas heavy duty vehicles. This ranges from design engineering, service engineering and field service for Peterbilt Motors, to Assistant Service Manager at Rush Truck Centers, to managing a heavy duty truck upfit center installing CNG and LNG fuel systems, Chief Engineer of Momentum Fuel Technologies, and now managing Service, Installation, Training, and Warranty departments for Cummins Clean Fuel Technologies.

He is a trained Vehicle Fire Investigator and has done many fire investigations on both CNG and non-CNG vehicles.

He is a member of TTP and NAFI and participates on several industry codes and standards development committees.

Bob Davis, VP of Business Development, Drōv Technologies

Bob Davis is a seasoned transportation leader with a 36-year career at UPS, where he rose from entry-level roles to Director of Transportation. Throughout his tenure, he developed deep expertise in logistics, fleet operations, safety, and supply chain efficiency, while leading initiatives that strengthened operational performance, innovation, and customer satisfaction across a highly complex global network.

Building on this foundation, Bob now serves as Vice President of Business Development at Drōv Technologies, where he combines his industry experience with forward-looking strategy to drive growth and innovation in transportation technology. He plays a key role in advancing smart trailer solutions, shaping go-to-market strategy, and positioning the company at the forefront of data-driven freight optimization.

Known for his strategic insight and leadership, Bob is focused on delivering scalable, technology-enabled solutions that enhance efficiency, safety, and visibility across the supply chain. His vision and expertise continue to guide Drōv Technologies as it expands its impact and helps define the future of connected transportation.

Timothy T. Ferretti, Owner and Lead Instructor, Ferretti S&R

Tim Ferretti is an EV/AFV cleanup contractor and safety consultant for the scrap Industrial demolition, and automotive recycling industries.

Throughout his career Tim has been developing safe procedures for, and training salvage yards on, how to dismantle Propane, Hybrid, Electric, CNG, and LNG vehicles as each new model is released. After expanding into the industrial demolition industry Tim was trained and certified in Hazmat.


Tim instructs Fire Department and Agency Hazmat teams, teaching Technician-level classes as a subject matter expert in both electric and alternative-fueled vehicle system response and mitigation.

Delfino Escalante, Vice President of Health, Safety & Environment, Certarus

Delfino Escalante is Vice President of Health, Safety & Environment at Certarus. He brings more than 20 years of HSE leadership experience across complex energy service operations in North America, the United Kingdom, and Latin America.

At Certarus, Delfino leads HSE strategy supporting safe, reliable, and responsible mobile energy solutions.

Harrison Feuer, Senior Director of Communications and Public Policy, OPAL Fuels

Harrison Feuer is Senior Director of Communications and Public Policy at OPAL Fuels, where he leads the company’s external communications, media relations, and public policy strategy. In this role, he shapes how OPAL engages with policymakers, the media, and the public, to advance regulatory and legislative priorities that support the growth of renewable natural gas as a transportation fuel. Previously, Harrison led public affairs for Equinor’s New York renewable energy portfolio, where he played a central role in advancing a major energy infrastructure project.

Highlighted by City & State NY as “a veteran government communications professional,” Harrison served as a long-time staffer for U.S. Congressman Steve Israel both while he was in the House Democratic Leadership and during his post-Congressional tenure at Cornell and Long Island Universities. Earlier in his career, Harrison also served in the Office of New York State Assemblyman Charles Lavine as well as several other governmental offices.

Chad Fohne, Fuel Delivery System Engineering and Integration Leader, Cummins Inc.

Chad Fohne is the Fuel Delivery System Engineering and Integration Leader at Cummins Inc., where he leads the global development and integration of fuel delivery systems for natural gas and hydrogen applications. With 20 years of experience, he brings deep expertise in gaseous fuel technologies and plays a key role in advancing low- and zero-carbon solutions for on-highway engines.

Chad spent 13 years with the Cummins Westport joint venture in roles spanning service engineering, customer support, and product integration for on-highway natural gas products. He later led the integration of the Cummins X15N into key OEM platforms and now focuses on enabling scalable hydrogen and natural gas fuel systems to support the energy transition. Chad holds a Bachelor of Science in Automotive Technology from Southern Illinois University.

Dan Gage, President, The Transport Project

Dan Gage is President of The Transport Project, a national coalition of roughly 200 fleets, vehicle and engine manufacturers, dealers, servicers, and suppliers and fuel producers and providers dedicated to the decarbonization of North America’s commercial transportation sector.

A proud Central New York native now based in Washington, DC, Dan holds over thirty years of political, government, corporate, and trade association issue advocacy, communications, and government relations experience.

Dan joined The Transport Project – previously known as NGVAmerica – in Fall 2017 after years in the Policy Communications and Public Affairs space, most recently with the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, a trade association representing 12 of the world’s leading car and light truck manufacturers.

Prior to his work with major automakers, Dan helped run the Washington office of the American Academy of Pediatrics and served close to a decade as Political and Communications Director and then Chief of Staff to a longtime House Appropriations Cardinal in the U.S. Congress.

Doug Glenn, Senior Manager, Fleet Maintenance, Giant Eagle

Doug Glenn is Senior Manager of Fleet Maintenance at Talon Logistics, the transportation arm of Giant Eagle, a regional grocery chain serving the Northeast. With more than 42 years of experience in fleet management, Doug oversees highway equipment strategy, fleet maintenance operations, and facilities management for a diverse fleet that includes a significant number of CNG-powered heavy-duty tractors and two natural gas fueling stations.

Throughout his career, Doug has held several key roles across the transportation and waste management sectors. He spent 15 years with WM (Waste Management) as an ASE Certified Master Truck Technician and later served for 20 years in various fleet maintenance leadership positions at XPO Logistics.

Doug’s expertise includes new equipment specification development, fleet lifecycle management, vendor management, and the operation and oversight of fleet repair facilities

Kevin Hyatt, Sr. VP Business Development, Nopetro Energy

Kevin Hyatt is SVP of Business Development for Nopetro Energy. He helps Nopetro evaluate and develop renewable natural gas projects at waste landfills and water treatment plants. He also works with customers who are looking to reduce their expense and dependency on diesel fuel by changing their truck or bus fleet to clean burning natural gas / RNG.

His 30+ years in the energy industry has taken him from wellhead-to-burnertip across most of the lower 48 shale basins and many conventional petroleum basins. His experience has included energy financial analysis, natural gas supply and marketing, liquid and gas pipeline asset development, gas processing, electric power marketing, gas liquids marketing, and strategic mergers and acquisitions. Over this time frame he has been responsible for over $5.5 billion worth of energy infrastructure installations.

His career path has included the following companies: Enron, Transwestern Pipeline, Energy Transfer Partners, Gavilon LLC, EnLink Midstream, and NextDecade LNG,

Mr. Hyatt has an MBA in international finance from the University of Houston and BSBA from the University of Nebraska. He was previously licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission as a securities principal.

He lives in Dallas, TX with his wife and they have 3 grown children and 4 grandchildren. His hobbies include hunting, rebuilding early Detroit muscle cars, and riding his Harley.

Mark Jamieson, Director, New Products Pull, Business Development, Cummins, Inc.

Mark Jamieson is a key leader at Cummins on the company’s approach to Destination Zero, its strategy to go further, faster to reduce the greenhouse gas (GHG) and air quality impacts of its products and reach net-zero emissions by 2050. Jamieson is focused on Cummins’ alternate technologies, including natural gas and Hydrogen internal combustion engines as well as battery electric and fuel cell electric vehicles. Mark leverages his experience having worked in both the New Power and Engine businesses, partnering with both OEMs and fleets to help them leverage Cummins broad product range and capabilities for their success.

Mark joined Cummins in 2005 in its Turbocharger component business in the United Kingdom and has held a broad range of roles in account management and business development. His experience has equipped him with a unique global perspective, with his latest roles focused on establishing the next generation of products in North America, as well as looking to future opportunities as alternative power adoption rates increase.

Tom Kairys, Sr. VP – Gas Transport Services, Mobius

Thomas J. Kairys is an accomplished Senior Sales and Operations Executive with over 25 years of experience in the industrial gas, cryogenics, and clean energy sectors. He is dedicated to advancing low-carbon technologies and renewable energy solutions through customer-centric and data-driven leadership.

Kairys has a proven history of building and leading high-performing sales teams, enhancing operational performance, and aligning business strategy with profitability. His expertise encompasses technical and consultative sales, strategic growth leadership, key account expansion, P&L management, and talent development.
In his current role as Senior Vice President of Gas Transport Services at Mobius Renewables, he has full P&L responsibility and focuses on RNG and CNG logistics. Kairys has successfully driven revenue growth, optimized costs, and made strategic investments to expand market share.

Previously, as Vice President of Sales and Marketing at CP Industries, he led national initiatives that significantly improved brand visibility and customer retention. At Southern Pines Trucking, he directed commercial operations and achieved substantial increases in sales revenue and profitability.

Kairys also has experience as National Account Manager for INOXCVA, where he managed nationwide sales and improved operational efficiencies. His expertise and commitment to innovation make him a key contributor in the clean energy sector.

Tom and his wife Nicole will be married 30 years this coming December.. They share 2 grown children, Jack age 27 and Nick age 24. He holds a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences from Duquesne University.

Ryan Kenny, Policy Director – Western U.S., Clean Energy

Ryan Kenny, Policy Director covering the western U.S. for Clean Energy, is responsible for state legislative and regulatory affairs.

A registered lobbyist, his policy portfolio focuses on clean air and climate change issues in the transportation sector, state budgets and hydrogen issues, and he leads strategic planning and coalitions in support of policy goals.

Mr. Kenny holds a Master of Public Administration degree and is based in Sacramento, California.

Will Kernan, Sr. Industry Consultant, Caterpillar Electric Power

Will Kernan is a Senior Industry Consultant for Caterpillar Inc., supporting the Electric Power division. Over his 11-year career with Caterpillar, he’s held engineering, sales and strategy roles in the power and energy division of Caterpillar.

He graduated from the University of Iowa with a Bachelor of Engineering in electrical and electronics engineering.

David J King, Product Manager – Natural Gas Engines, 
Cummins Inc.

David King is the product manager for the Cummins North American On-Highway natural gas engine portfolio, which includes the B6.7N, L9N, ISX12N and X15N.

David earned his master’s degree in engineering from the University of Louisville before joining Cummins. In his 38 years with the company, David has held roles in vehicle performance engineering, customer engineering, marketing, and sales across the engine business, as well as components, filtration and distribution businesses.

His current responsibilities include full life-cycle management of the natural gas product portfolio, and actively working with customers and vehicle OEMs to integrate natural gas engines, including the X15N.

Ron Lallo, President/CEO, Gazelle Transportation, LLC.

Ron Lallo is CEO and sole shareholder of Gazelle Transportation, LLC. He was hired in 1993 as a fleet mechanic, worked his way into management and purchased the company in 2004.

Ron led Gazelle to become the nation’s premier crude oil transportation company, expanding into six states with annual sales topping $62MM by 2014. Ron’s vision for leveraging technology, being an innovator and his passionate commitment to safety set Gazelle apart from its transportation peers. Gazelle has garnered numerous safety awards over the years from organizations such as California Highway Patrol, California Trucking Association, National Tank Truck Carriers and many more. One of the most coveted titles is being named “flagship” transportation company by one of its global oil & gas customers. Ron’s love of people is exemplified in the family-oriented culture he fosters at Gazelle. With a renewed vision for his company, Ron is determined to lead Gazelle into becoming California’s Transportation & Logistics Company of the Future.

Mel Lara, Senior RNG Commercial Manager, Certarus

Mel Lara is the Senior RNG Commercial Manager at Certarus, where she leads strategic partnerships that support the growth of renewable natural gas (RNG) projects and expand RNG adoption across North America through direct-to-fleet CNG and RNG fuel delivery. With more than 15 years of experience in the energy sector, Mel brings a deep understanding of both traditional and renewable energy markets, along with a strong track record of developing partnerships that accelerate project success and market growth.

Since joining Certarus in 2022, Mel has played a key role in expanding the company’s leadership in RNG. She works closely with developers, project owners, and end users to deliver safe, reliable, and cost effective transportation of methane from organic waste sources including agricultural waste, wastewater treatment plants, food waste, and landfills to pipeline injection or direct consumption by end users. Her expertise helps customers leverage stranded or remote biogas resources, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and advance their sustainability goal.

Brett Lindsay, Vice President, National Accounts, Clean Energy

Brett Lindsay serves as Vice President of National Accounts for the trucking sector at Clean Energy Fuels. In this role, he leads national business development initiatives, providing strategic leadership, market development, and executive oversight to accelerate the adoption of renewable natural gas (RNG) solutions across North America’s commercial transportation industry.

Brett is also responsible for Clean Energy’s OEM and strategic partnership programs, working closely with truck manufacturers, dealers, leasing companies, and major private fleets to develop innovative solutions that improve total cost of ownership while advancing sustainability goals.
Prior to joining Clean Energy, Brett spent more than 20 years in the commercial trucking industry, holding senior sales and operational leadership positions with Freightliner, Peterbilt, and Navistar dealer organizations. His extensive experience across the OEM, dealer, and fleet landscape provides a unique perspective on helping customers transition to alternative fuel technologies.

Brett earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Central Oklahoma and is widely recognized for his expertise in fleet strategy, alternative fuels, OEM partnerships, and commercial transportation.

Marianne Mintz, Principal Energy Analyst, Argonne

Marianne Mintz is a principal energy analyst within Argonne’s Transportation and Power Systems Division. She has over 40 years’ experience in transportation and energy analysis and has authored over 150 publications in the field.

Her current work centers on infrastructure requirements of alternative fuel pathways (especially renewable natural gas, electricity and hydrogen) and economic impacts of fuel cells, electricity, hydrogen and natural gas vehicles and fueling infrastructure. She is an active member of the Transportation Research Board (TRB), and past chair and Emeritus member of TRB’s Transportation Energy Committee.

She holds a masters degree from UCLA and has completed post-graduate work at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Andrew Okuyiga, Vice President, Public Affairs, UPS

Andrew Okuyiga is Vice President, Public Affairs, at UPS. In this capacity, he leads UPS’s federal advocacy on all modes of surface transportation legislative and regulatory issues including: commercial vehicle fleet matters, highway and infrastructure policy, ocean freight shipping, and railroad and intermodal transportation concerns. In addition, he is responsible for the UPS public policy portfolio related to sustainability and environmental issues.

Prior to joining UPS, Andrew led federal surface transportation policy at Amazon. He led the company’s advocacy to Congress and the executive branch on surface transportation issues, including commercial trucking, transportation sustainability, infrastructure investment, and autonomous vehicles.

Before joining Amazon, Andrew served as a Professional Staff Member on the US House of Representatives Transportation & Infrastructure Committee. In that role, he advised Members of Congress on transportation policy issues and negotiated significant portions of the 2015 surface transportation reauthorization law. Andrew began his career on Capitol Hill in the office of Congressman Lloyd Doggett (TX), serving in various roles including as the congressman’s Legislative Director.

Andrew serves on the Board of Directors of the American Highway Users Alliance, American Trucking Associations Litigation Center, and The Transport Project.

Andrew earned his bachelor’s degree in Economics from Harvard University.

Steven Pfrang, Principal, BGR Government Affairs, LLC

Steven Pfrang is a Principal with BGR’s Commerce and Financial Services Practices. Steve assists clients with their advocacy campaigns by leveraging his nearly 20 years of experience in Washington, D.C., working in the public and private sector. He is well known for his ability to combine his knowledge of tax, trade and health care policy issues with his detailed understanding of the political environment to drive policy results through the legislative process.

Most recently Steve served as Chief of Staff to Congressman Darin LaHood (R-IL), a senior Member of the House Ways and Means Committee and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence as well as the House Select Committee on China. In his position, Steve was responsible for managing the Congressman’s congressional operations, including all legislative and communications activities. As the Congressman’s primary advisor, Steve also managed the Member’s entire political operation, including the Congressman’s National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) activities.

Prior to his time with Congressman LaHood, Steve served as Deputy Chief of Staff and Legislative Director to a member of the Ways & Means Committee and as a Senior Legislative Assistant to a member of the House Energy & Commerce and the Financial Services Committees.

Steve previously worked on the government affairs staff of a Fortune 100 company where he was responsible for advocacy to advance the company’s retirement policy priorities before the House, Senate and Executive Branch.

Originally from Wisconsin, Steve is an avid Packers fan and active outdoorsman. Steve received his Bachelor’s degree from St. Norbert College and his MBA from Lakeland College.

Matt Pope, NGV OPS Manager, Atlanta Gas Light

Matt started his career in the in the Automotive repair industry, solving technical problems, diagnosing and repairing complex mechanical systems at several companies, including Delta Airlines. In 2012, Matt began his career in the utility industry when he joined Atlanta Gas Light as a Fleet Mechanic and transitioned to the Natural Gas Vehicles Department in 2013.

Since joining Natural Gas Vehicles, he started as a field technician then progressed through several positions of leadership and was named Operations Manager for the Southern Company Gas Natural Gas Vehicles Division in 2025, reflecting his technical expertise, leadership, and commitment to operational excellence. Matt and his team have successfully sustained 99+ percent availability for the over 50 CNG stations within the Southern Company GAS maintenance portfolio across the Southeast.

Matt is a member of the Transport Project’s Technology and Development Committee, and in his spare time enjoys spending time with his wife Niki and their three children and ”tinkering with his projects” restoring and repairing antique machinery.

William, Quade, Associate Administrator, Hazardous Materials Safety for the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)

Bill has devoted his entire career to transportation safety.

He is currently the Associate Administrator for Hazardous Materials Safety for the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA). He oversees PHMSA’s Regulation Development, Outreach, Grants, and International Programs as well as a field staff of over 60 investigators operating out of 5 Regional Offices. Prior to becoming the Associate Administrator, Bill spent 7 years as the Deputy Associate Administrator for Policy and Programs at PHMSA overseeing all of the hazardous materials headquarters operations.

Before joining PHMSA, Bill had a 27-year career with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, rising from an entry-level Investigator to the key management positions of Hazardous Materials Division Chief and Director of Safety Programs. Ultimately, he served as the Associate Administrator for Enforcement, overseeing all of FMCSA’s enforcement and safety programs.

Bill graduated from Virginia Tech in 1992 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Kathryn Reed, Vice President, Tax and Commerce Practices, BGR Group

Kathryn Reed is a Vice President with BGR’s Financial Services and Tax and Commerce Practices.

A seasoned tax and fiscal policy expert, she brings nearly a decade of Capitol Hill experience shaping federal tax, budget, and economic policy at the highest levels of Congress, with deep expertise in drafting, negotiating, and advancing complex tax legislation.

Kathryn most recently served as Tax Policy Advisor to Chairman Jason Smith (R-MO) on the House Committee on Ways and Means, where she guided development and strategy for major Republican tax priorities, including the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act of 2025 and the bipartisan Smith-Wyden Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act (TRAFWA). In this role, she advised the Chairman, Members of the Committee, and senior staff on tax policy that supports businesses and families, encourages economic development, and promotes on- and near-shoring of critical supply chains. She worked closely with the Joint Committee on Taxation, House Legislative Counsel, and Senate Finance Committee to navigate the political landscape and deliver legislative victories.

Prior to her tenure as Tax Policy Advisor, Kathryn served as a key staff member to Congressman Jason Smith in both his personal office and in his capacity as Ranking Member of the House Budget Committee where she provided analysis on revenue estimates, economic impacts, and political implications of major policy proposals.

Earlier in her career, Kathryn worked under Chairman Kevin Brady on the House Committee on Ways and Means, contributing to the successful passage and implementation of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) in 2017.

Kathryn is a graduate of Claremont McKenna College and holds a dual degree in Economics and Government.

James Ro, Chief Commercial Officer, Freedom AFI

James Ro is the Chief Commercial Officer of Freedom AFI, a leading provider of compressed renewable natural gas for fleets, municipalities, and industrial users across North America.

Before Freedom acquired his company, ComTech Energy, in May 2025, James spearheaded the development of mobile onsite CNG and RNG fueling for the heavy-duty transportation sector. Following the acquisition, he is responsible for the commercial strategy and growth for the company, leveraging his expertise to help fleet operators navigate their transition to alternative fuels.

Before entering the industry in 2015, James spent the majority of his career advising companies on mergers and acquisitions and raising growth capital. An active leader in the industry, he served as the Treasurer of The Transport Project Canada from 2022–2023 and Chair from 2024–2025.

Kirk H. Ross, MPAP, Membership Director, The Transport Project

Kirk H. Ross, MPAP is the Membership Director for The Transport Project, where he leads membership growth, industry engagement, and strategic initiatives. With more than two decades of leadership experience in nonprofit management, association leadership, government relations, and business development. His expertise spans membership strategy, stakeholder engagement, organizational development, and strategic planning.

Kirk holds a Master of Public Administration and Policy (MPAP) from American University and has earned the Certificate in Association Management (CAM) from the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE).

Known for his collaborative leadership style and ability to unite diverse stakeholders, Kirk is passionate about helping organizations grow, building meaningful industry partnerships, and advancing practical solutions that improve both economic and sustainability outcomes for North America’s gaseous fuel fleets.

Mark Rowe, Director of Sales, Love’s Alternative Energy

Marc Rowe is the Director of Sales at Love’s Alternative Energy and has been with the company since 2014. In his role, Marc is responsible for developing and executing the overall market development strategy for business development in the US. His responsibilities include leading the fuel sales team and client solutions team to manage the national fuel network, as well as providing custom fueling solutions and complementary products and services for Love’s clients across the alternative fuels and sustainability spectrum.

Prior to joining Love’s, Marc held business development roles at an energy company along with national retail banking and consumer finance companies. He sits on the board of The Transport Project (formerly NGVA) and serves on the steering committee of the Illinois Alliance for Clean Transportation.

Marc earned his BA from Wabash College, holds a BEP certification from AEE, and resides in Downers Grove, Illinois.

Steve Sanders, SVP, Business Development & Marketing, Pioneer Clean Fleet Solutions

Steve Sanders is a transportation and business development executive with more than 20 years of experience helping customers adopt innovative technologies and build strategic partnerships. He currently serves as Senior Vice President of Business Development at Pioneer Clean Fleet Solutions, where he works with commercial fleets across North America to accelerate the adoption of low-carbon transportation solutions through creative financing, leasing, and deployment strategies.

Prior to Pioneer, Steve spent fifteen years at Cummins, where he held roles spanning business development, product strategy, marketing, and customer engagement. His experience includes launching innovative products, developing new markets, and helping bridge emerging technologies with real-world customer needs.

In addition to his transportation industry work, Steve is an active community leader and serves on several nonprofit boards focused on economic development, historic preservation, and the performing arts in his hometown of Columbus, Indiana. He brings a practical perspective on innovation, fleet economics, and the future of commercial transportation.
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Paul Sandsted, Director of Technology and Sustainability, 
The Transport Project

Paul Sandsted is the Director of Technology and Sustainability at The Transport Project. He has served in this role since 2019 and leads programs related to industry sustainability, technology development, research priorities, safety and best practices, and codes and standards for gaseous fueled vehicles and refueling infrastructure. This includes broad collaboration with TTP members, academia, governments, standards and research organizations, and other key stakeholders to foster cooperative approaches to complex industry issues.

Paul has over 13 years of past professional experience as an application engineer with Cummins engine company, and he is a 2002 graduate of Clemson University where he majored in computer engineering and minored in mathematical sciences.

Dan Sceli, Chief Executive Officer, Westport Fuel Systems

Dan Sceli was appointed Chief Executive Officer in January of 2024. Mr. Sceli’s distinguished 40-year career in the global manufacturing sector marks him as a visionary leader, whose strategic acumen and commitment to excellence have propelled companies to new heights.

Known for his considerable operational expertise, he has a proven track record of driving profitable growth and enhancing productivity through adept utilization of technology and manufacturing excellence. In his most recent position as Board Member and CEO of Cadillac Products Automotive Company, an international leader in the plastics converting industry, he demonstrated visionary leadership, diversified the product portfolio, and successful expanded into new markets.

Prior to this, Dan spent 12 years as Chief Executive Officer at Peterson American Corporation, the largest privately held spring manufacturer in North America. His transformative leadership led the company through strategic overhauls, resulting in significant and sustainable growth. He also spent 24 years in ever expanding leadership roles at The Woodbridge Group, a provider of material technologies for automotive, commercial, recreational, packaging, healthcare, and building product applications, including several years in Europe running their European business.

Dan’s thought leadership extends beyond corporate walls; as past chairman and member of industry supplier associations Original Equipment Suppliers Association and Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association, Dan has shaped industry standards and practices.

Currently Dan serves on the boards of KSR International and Cadillac Products Automotive Company.

Jason Schaben, National Account Manager, HF Sinclair L&S LLC | Petro-Canada Lubricants.

National Account Manager, HF Sinclair L&S LLC | Petro-Canada Lubricants.
15 years Lubricants experience
MLT 1 / MLA 1

Ben Schill, Chief Corporate Development Officer, PTI

Ben Schill serves as Chief Corporate Development Officer at PTI, where he leads strategic growth initiatives, innovation efforts, and acquisition strategy. Throughout his career, Ben has been instrumental in advancing innovation in the transportation industry, helping drive the adoption of safety technologies, predictive analytics, remote connectivity solutions, and enhanced driver training programs that improve communication, engagement, and operational performance.

Today, Ben focuses on identifying growth opportunities that align with PTI’s long-term strategy and values, ensuring acquisitions strengthen both the business and its culture. Ben has spent his career in the trucking industry spending time with Schneider National and a private fleet prior to joining PTI. Ben earned degrees in Business and Economics from St. Norbert College and an MBA from the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh. In 2023, he was honored as Business Person of the Year by the Greater Green Bay Chamber of Commerce.

Jared Stedl, Chief Commercial Officer, OPAL Fuels

Jared Stedl serves as Chief Commercial Officer at OPAL Fuels for Fuel Station Services, where he leads commercial strategy focused on profitable growth, operational resilience, and advancing low-carbon fueling solutions.

Over a 30-year career in transportation and logistics, including leadership roles at Schneider and Paper Transport, he has built a reputation for aligning customer needs with scalable, performance-driven solutions. Today, his work centers on helping fleets transition to lower-carbon fuels in a way that is both operationally practical and economically viable.
He holds an MBA from the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh and a Master of Science in Intermodal Transportation Management from the University of Denver.

John Tiquet, Corporate Fleet Manager, WM

John Tiquet is a corporate fleet manager for WM in the Fleet Operations department.

John joined WM 26 years ago and has 24 years of experience with WM’s natural gas fleet vehicles and refueling infrastructure.

Steve Toelke, Senior Vice President, General Manager,
Infrastructure Business Unit, Quantum Fuel Systems

Mr. Steve Toelke, Sr. Vice President and General Manager, Infrastructure Business Unit, is responsible for managing all aspects of the company’s Virtual Pipeline products in the United States and Canada.

Since joining Quantum in 2016, Steve has held various leadership roles, including head of sales, where he was responsible for achieving the company’s aggressive growth goals and significantly expanding the infrastructure business.

Prior to joining Quantum, he was Director of Sales for KSR International, a leading supplier of automotive interface solutions, where he led domestic and international teams. Steve spent 21 years in various engineering, operations and sales roles in the automotive industry. He also has extensive experience working with global companies to secure their business and leading teams throughout the sales and production process, from award of business through launch and volume production.

Steve earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Michigan Technological University in Houghton, Michigan.

Adam Tsung, Sr. Manager of Operations & Risk, Love’s Alternative Energy

Adam Tsung is the Sr. Manager of Operations & Risk for Love’s Alternative Energy, focusing on compressed natural gas (CNG) and renewable natural gas (RNG) supply.

Since joining the Love’s Company in 2020, he has held roles across risk management, business development and government policy. His roles expand across biofuels, ethanol, biodiesel, renewable diesel and RNG, supporting the delivery of lower-emission fueling solutions for fleet customers.

Marty Tufte, Corporate Fleet Director, Waste Management, Chair, The Transport Project

Marty Tufte is a Corporate Fleet Director for Waste Management, located in Phoenix, Arizona. Mr. Tufte has served for over 38 years in progressively responsible positions within the company and presently oversees the Equipment Performance programs at the enterprise level. Waste Management, Inc. is the leading provider of comprehensive waste management and environmental services in North America.

Mr. Tufte and his team have pioneered Waste Management’s use of alternative fuel vehicles and oversees all new technology programs. These include Natural gas, RNG, Battery Electric, Hydrogen, Hybrids and telematics programs to name a few.

Mr. Tufte has a technical degree from Austin Technical College and has a strong technical and fabrication background.

Imon Uduehi, General Manager, Alternate Fuels & Fuel Delivery Systems, Cummins Inc.

Imon Uduehi currently serves as Cummins Global On-Highway General Manager for Alternate Fuels and Delivery Systems.

Imon has 18+ years of Cummins experience across various fields including manufacturing operations, supply chain, strategy and sales.

Through his leadership, Imon’s team is positioning Cummins to successfully help customers through the energy transition. He is responsible for the Natural Gas product portfolio in the Engine Business, as well as building on the foundation for the expected growth in hydrogen internal combustion engines (H2-ICE), driving product vision and profitability. Further, Imon serves on the Board of Directors for our Natural Gas Fuel Delivery Systems joint venture, CCFT (Cummins Clean Fuel Technology) alongside being the Business Leader for our Hydrogen Fuel Delivery Systems Business, NPROXX. Imon represents Cummins as a founding member of the Hydrogen Engine Alliance North America.

Imon is a Cummins Chairman’s Award and Business Impact Award winner, an Amazon Continuous Improvement Award winner and a certified Six Sigma Green Belt, Black Belt and sponsor. He is also a practitioner of Lean principles with certifications relevant to his background in supply chain.
Imon resides in Tennessee. He is described as an avid learner. He holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in manufacturing technology from Purdue University, as well as an education specialist (EdS) degree from Tennessee Tech University where he has pursued a PhD in program planning and evaluation.

Katie Vassalli, Director of Regulatory Affairs, The Transport Project

Katie Vassalli joined The Transport Project (TTP) in February 2026 as Director of Regulatory Affairs. In this role, Mrs. Vassalli leads TTP’s federal and state regulatory policy, compliance, and oversight operations to advance pro-natural gas and hydrogen motor fuel policies in Washington and state capitals with specific focus on environmental, energy, transportation and agriculture initiatives impacting the gaseous fueled vehicle industry. TTP is a national coalition of roughly 200 fleets, vehicle and engine manufacturers and dealers, servicers and suppliers, and gaseous fuel producers and providers dedicated to the decarbonization of North America’s transportation sector.

Over her extensive career as a trade association professional, Mrs. Vassalli has worked in various advocacy and stakeholder outreach positions for the National Oilseed Processors Association (NOPA) and the International Liquid Terminals Association (ILTA). At NOPA, Mrs. Vassalli served as Vice President, Regulatory Affairs, leading the association’s advocacy to address federal environmental, worker health & safety, and food & feed safety regulations impacting oilseed processing facilities operating in the U.S. She was also responsible for overseeing industry’s Soybean Meal and Soy Oil Trading Rules and related programs, including oversight of the NOPA/American Oil Chemists Society Certified Labs Program. Prior to joining NOPA, she spent over 11 years at the International Liquid Terminals Association managing regulatory advocacy and member education programs focused on promoting regulatory compliance, environmental stewardship, occupational health and safety, enterprise management, and leadership development among aboveground storage industry professionals.

She holds a Master of Science in Environmental Sciences and Policy from Johns Hopkins University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Interdisciplinary Studies: Communications, Legal Institutions, Economics & Government from American University.

Kevin West, Senior Product Manager – Vehicle Propulsion, Mack Trucks

Kevin West serves as the Senior Product Manager of Vehicle Propulsion for Mack Trucks, a premier manufacturer with a 125-year legacy of engineering complete end-to-end heavy-duty vehicles. Mack Trucks sets the gold standard for designing trucks made to withstand the severe nature of vocational job sites while innovating breakthroughs in long-haul, highway transportation.

With over two decades of dedicated tenure at Mack Trucks, Kevin possesses deep expertise across the commercial vehicle product lifecycle. He began his career at the Hagerstown powertrain facility in Engine Product Development, where he successfully launched the MP7 engine before transitioning to Driveline Engineering to play an integral role in introducing the acclaimed mDrive transmission. While working as a powertrain component owner, Kevin led the Hybrid Subsystem, tasked to deliver advanced military contracts with the U.S. Army and Air Force.

Throughout his career, Kevin has successfully led diverse engineering and operational teams. He initially managed Industrial and Product Projects within Powertrain Operations—the hub for Mack’s engine, transmission, and axle assembly. In 2014, he transitioned to the vehicle side of the business, serving as an Engineering Group Manager at the Greensboro, North Carolina Technical Center. In this role, he oversaw the design and development of chassis equipment and transport adaptation systems.

Prior to his current role, Kevin returned to Hagerstown as the Senior Project Manager for Greenhouse Gas Product Strategy. In this capacity, he navigated complex regulatory environments to architect strategic solutions compliant with CARB and EPA legislation.

In 2024, Kevin assumed his current position as Senior Product Manager for Vehicle Propulsion. He now drives the strategic development and procurement of Mack’s core powertrain portfolio, including engines, transmissions, axles, and next-generation alternative drivelines.

Fury Zaidi, President, WiNG Fuel Systems

Fury Zaidi is President of WiNG Fuel Systems, a Dallas-based company engineering advanced “No Range Anxiety” bi-fuel Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) systems for Class 2–7 gasoline-powered commercial vehicles using Westport’s advanced fuel technology. WiNG has also pioneered rapid-deploy, on-site fueling solutions that enable fleets to begin fueling with natural gas at their own facilities from day one. By combining low-cost on-site fueling with bi-fuel vehicle technology, WiNG helps fleets achieve fuel costs of approximately $1.50 per gasoline gallon equivalent, fundamentally changing the economics of medium-duty fleet operations. Together, these innovations address two of the industry’s greatest barriers to natural gas adoption: driving range and affordable fueling infrastructure.

Fury brings more than four decades of entrepreneurial leadership in the transportation industry to WiNG Fuel Systems. In the 1980s, he founded Sunset Tours and Travel, establishing exclusive affiliations with Gray Line Tours and Dav El Limousines. Under his leadership, the company grew into one of the largest ground passenger transportation providers in Texas, earning a reputation for exceptional customer service, operational excellence, and sustained growth before its acquisition by Coach USA.

Building on that success, Fury entered the alternative fuels industry more than 20 years ago with a vision of making cleaner transportation economically attractive for commercial fleets. Throughout his career, he has remained focused on delivering practical solutions that reduce operating costs while improving fleet productivity and environmental performance.

WiNG Fuel Systems represents more than two decades of continuous leadership in natural gas vehicle engineering, with a heritage that includes BAF Technologies, Westport Innovations, and NGV Motori USA. That legacy is reflected in more than 100,000 natural gas vehicle conversions, services, and upgrades, along with over 20 million miles of proven CNG fleet operation.

Under Fury’s leadership, WiNG is focused on accelerating the adoption of natural gas across Class 2–7 commercial vehicles by providing complete turnkey solutions that include EPA-certified CNG/RNG vehicle systems, rapid-deploy fueling infrastructure, renewable natural gas supply, leasing and rental programs, and nationwide after-sales service and technical support. His vision is simple: make clean transportation practical, profitable, and easy to adopt by eliminating range anxiety, lowering fuel costs, and providing fleets with a single, trusted partner for every aspect of their natural gas transition.

Drawing on decades of experience as both a transportation entrepreneur and an alternative fuels executive, Fury remains committed to helping fleets improve profitability, strengthen American energy independence, and reduce emissions—one vehicle, one fleet, and one customer at a time.

Mike Zimmerman, President, Cummins Clean Fuel Technologies

Mike Zimmerman is the President of Cummins Clean Fuel Technologies.

He previously served as General Manager since the company’s founding in 2015. Mike oversees business operations and provides strategic leadership to drive growth of CCFT’s compressed natural gas fuel systems for Class 6-8 vehicles across North America.

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