Transportation Innovation Coordination Act

The Transportation Innovation Coordination Act (HR 2664) expands the duties of the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation to coordinate decarbonization efforts across transportation sectors. It requires the office to study, plan, and implement strategies for reducing emissions in aircraft/airports (including sustainable fuels and infrastructure), maritime vessels/ports (like green corridors and alternative fuels), and medium/heavy-duty trucks (addressing charging infrastructure, fuel options, and workforce training). The bill mandates reports to Congress within 180 days identifying barriers to decarbonization and economic measures needed, while directing coordination with agencies like the FAA, EPA, DOE, and Department of Defense. This focuses on interagency collaboration to streamline efforts, not on creating new funding or mandates for private entities.