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vendor survey, gathering information on various commercially available technologies in the market. They have diligently evaluated these technologies based on factors such as the pace of commercialization, environmental impact, costs, and other relevant criteria. The project's objective is to create a technology compendium that not only showcases the available clean technologies but also provides specific recommendations to SCAG and its regional partners on how to expedite the adoption of these technologies in the area. Clean Truck Technology Comparative Report —LA Metro, 05/2022-09/2022 Deputy Project Manager. Sam is co -managing a project with LA Metro to provide an objective assessment of four types of vehicle technologies (i.e., diesel, hydrogen, battery electric, and natural gas) over the immediate, short, medium, and long terms, on market maturity, infrastructure and energy supply readiness and needs, the cost of ownership, emissions and public health impacts, and barriers to adoption. As part of this report, Sam provided insights on the level of technology transformation needed for LA Metro to meet its public health and climate goals, as well as the scale of fueling and charging infrastructure buildout to support this transition. The report will serve as a technology and infrastructure roadmap to inform decision -making among policymakers and LA Metro staff. Medium- and Heavy -Duty (MDIHD) Vehicle Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Blueprint —San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG), 06/2022—Present Project Manager. Sam is leading an effort with SANDAG to develop a MDIHD ZEV blueprint that guides the transition of freight and transit vehicles to zero emission technology and highlight the challenges related to technology readiness, infrastructure availability, and cost, As part of this work, Sam will be forecasting the MDIHD ZEV adoption in the region along with the charging and fueling infrastructure needed to support them. The blueprint will also identify key implementation strategies that the region can take to accelerate the adoption of zero emissions MD/HD vehicles. Zero Emission Truck Infrastructure —Southern California Association of Governments, 0112023—Present Project Manager. As the project manager on the ICF side for the Southern California Association of Governments' (SCAG) Zero Emission Truck Infrastructure (ZETI) project, Sam plays a crucial role in developing a pioneering and comprehensive plan for a zero -emission vehicle (ZEV) charging and fueling network for medium and heavy-duty vehicles across Southern California. His responsibilities include overseeing assessment of fueling infrastructure needs, siting of zero emission infrastructure, craft strategies for deployment of these infrastructure throughout the region. Quantifying the Environmental Justice Impacts of Zero -Emission Vehicles — International Council on Clean Transportation, April 2022 -Present Project Lead. Sam is leading a team of technical and policy analysts across three different firms (ICF, Forth. and Cenex) to assess the disparity in ZEV ownership and usage across various markets, evaluate current metrics and approaches adopted by different jurisdictions to quantify ZEV equity impacts and examine existing governments' strategies to enhance equity and promote EJ within their ZEV policies. The outcome of this research is to provide International ZEV Alliance with recommendations on additional strategies and mechanisms that can be employed to strengthen the equity aspects of ZEV policies. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY ICF. Senior Director of Clean Transportation & Energy. San Francisco. 3/2023—Present ICF. Director of Clean Transportation & Energy. San Francisco. 11/2021-3/2023. California Air Resources Board, Branch Chief. Sacramento. 02/2012-10/2021. lase of disctomn at daw mntainN on this sh6kie mbjadw tha rebric4cn on 11u'111. "ool N, pnposel