The provincial government of QuŽbec, Canada, which sets clean-transport and zero-emission vehicle policy (e.g., its ZEV standard and electrification programs).

The NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) provides shared services to NYC government and operates the largest municipal fleet in the U.S. (30,000+ units); DCAS Fleet leads the city’s fleet electrification, EV charging, and emissions-reduction efforts.

The state government of Goa, India, whose portfolio includes state-level EV and clean-mobility policy relevant to transport electrification.

The state government of Telangana, India; invest.telangana.gov.in is its investment-promotion portal, and the state maintains EV and energy-storage policy relevant to clean transport and manufacturing.

The government of Cross River State, Nigeria, responsible for state-level administration and public services, and an endorser of sub-national clean-transport commitments.

California’s clean-air regulator, responsible for landmark zero-emission truck rules including Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) and Advanced Clean Fleets (ACF).

Chilean public-private agency that designs and implements energy-efficiency and sustainable-energy programs nationwide, including initiatives supporting electromobility.

AMECC is the municipal energy and climate-change agency of Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, promoting renewable energy (notably solar), energy efficiency, public-lighting modernization, climate mitigation, and electromobility as part of the city’s “Ciudad Solar” strategy.