A tour exploring Washington’s leadership in transportation electrification
Sunday, September 13, 2026; 12 - 4:30 p.m.

Ahead of Forth Roadmap, “Ride the ZEVergreen Current” with fellow conference attendees! Hop on board an all-electric bus to see how Washington state is implementing nation-leading transportation electrification strategies, from innovative charging station manufacturing, to electrifying public transit, to decarbonizing medium- and heavy-duty trucks. 

Attendees will meet directly with businesses and agencies leading these initiatives, and will have an opportunity to network with local and national leaders in the transportation electrification space. The round trip tour will begin and end at the Seattle Convention Center - Summit. 

Site visits will include:

King County Metro Bus Depot & Charging Facility
Participants will tour King County Metro’s first 100 percent zero-emission bus depot, and the agency’s first large-scale construction of a charging facility for battery-electric buses (BEB). This depot serves as a pilot to inform how Metro can convert seven additional bases into BEB compatible facilities. 

PACCAR Zero-Emission Truck Show and Tell
See Kenworth’s zero-emission trucks - the T680E, T880E, and medium-duty lineup - at a “Show and Tell” at the PACCAR parts building in Renton. Washington state is committed to decarbonizing medium- and heavy-duty trucking through its Climate Commitment Act-funded Washington Zero Emission Incentive Program. 

Sound Transit Battery-Electric Bus Rapid Transit
Hear about North America's first battery-electric double-decker Bus Rapid Transit fleet and learn about how Sound Transit is expanding clean transportation across the region. 

Electric Era EVSE Manufacturing Site
Electric Era solves issues that plague EV charging through proprietary software and patented technology that combines battery and grid power, leading to unmatched reliability. Electric Era is deploying charging stations through the Climate Commitment Act-funded Washington Electric Vehicle Charging Program (WAEVCP), which will bring nearly 5,000 new charging ports to communities across the state.