CalSTEP is comprised of a diverse and bipartisan coalition of key California stakeholders from the private, public, and non-governmental sectors. By building on expertise and input from a diverse group of stakeholders, CalSTEP seeks to move past political impasse and to help create consensus and spur action within California to secure the state’s transportation energy future.

	John Boesel President and Chief Executive Officer, CALSTART		James D. Boyd Commissioner, California Energy Commission
	Fred Keeley Treasurer, Santa Cruz County (former Speaker Pro Tempore, California State Assembly)		Neil Koehler President and Chief Executive Officer, Pacific Ethanol
	Arthur T. Leahy Chief Executive Officer, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transporation Authority (Metro)		Andrew J. Littlefair President and Chief Executive Officer, Clean Energy
	Dr. Alan Lloyd President, International Council on Clean Transportation		Jeremy Madsen Executive Director, Greenbelt Alliance
	Dennis V. McGinn Vice Admiral, U.S. Navy, Retired		Reg Modlin Director, Regulatory Affairs, Chrysler
	Diarmuid O'Connell Vice President of Business Development, Tesla Motors		George Schultz Distinguished Fellow, Hoover Institution
	Sven Strohband Partner, Mohr Davidow Ventures		Dr. James Sweeney Stanford University; Director, Precourt Institute for Energy Efficiency
	Bjorn Wessman Vice President & General Manager, VMCC Volvo Monitoring and Concept Center	Patricia Monahan, former Director of the California Office and Deputy Director, Clean Vehicles Program for the Union of Concerned Scientists, was a CalSTEP partner who contributed to the report. She has since moved on to a new position at the Energy Foundation.