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Chapter 12: Sources 311Other Related Web SitesCanadian Environment Industry Associationwww.ceia-acie.caThe Canadian Environment Industry Association (CEIA) is the national voice of theCanadian environment industry. CEIA is a business association that, along with itsprovincial affiliates, represents the interests of 1,500 companies providing environmentalproducts, technologies, and services.Fuel Cell Bus Clubwww.fuel-cell-bus-club.comThe Fuel Cell Bus Club comprises the participants of the European fuel cell busprojects who intend to introduce fuel cell transit buses to their fleets and establish ahydrogen refueling infrastructure in their cities.Natural Gas Vehicle Coalitionwww.ngvc.orgThe NGVC is a national organization dedicated to the development of a growing,sustainable, and profitable natural gas vehicle market. The NGVC represents more than180 natural gas companies; engine, vehicle, and equipment manufacturers; and serviceproviders, as well as environmental groups and government organizations interestedin the promotion and use of natural gas as a transportation fuel.Technology Transition Corporationwww.ttcorp.comSince 1986, Technology Transition Corporation (TTC) has been creating andmanaging collaborative efforts to accelerate the commercial use of new technologies.They design and implement strategic initiatives to help emerging technologies movefrom the research and development environment to profitable and sustainablebusinesses.National Station Car Associationwww.stncar.comAlthough closed at the end of 2004, the National Station Car Association worked for10 years to guide the development and testing of the concept of using battery-poweredcars for access to and egress from mass transit stations, and to make mass transit aconvenient door-to-door service. The NSCA released a report (National Station CarAssociation History.doc) that gives an overview of the program's history.Fair-PRwww.fair-pr.com/background/about.phpThe largest international commercial exhibition on hydrogen and fuel cells at theHannover Fair in Germany, featuring over 100 companies and research institutionsfrom 30 countries.