WELCOME TO THE CLEETS GLOBAL CENTER
Full speed ahead
Introducing CLEETS — an NSF-UKRI Global Center headquartered in Chicago
The CLEETS Global Center brings together leading experts in atmospheric science, energy, data science, and transportation to promote interdisciplinary research and accelerate adoption of use-inspired clean road transportation pathways by collaborating with government, the private sector, industry, and stakeholders.
How can digital infrastructure help scale Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems worldwide?
September 29 2026
Cardiff University in collaboration with CLEETS Global Centre are delighted to bring together an international panel of experts from academia, research, innovation, and climate resilience sectors….
CLEETS Spring School 2026
Date of event: April 15 2026
Road transportation emissions are shaped not only by technology and policy, but also by daily weather conditions and long-term environmental shifts. This School introduces students to the connections between weather variability, future environmental risk trends, road emissions inventories, and atmospheric chemistry[…]
Workshop on Growing CLEETS partnerships
Date of event: Dec 9 2025
To broaden our global impact, we are developing new collaborations with IIT Bombay (India), UNAM (Mexico), and Kyushu University (Japan). These institutions bring complementary strengths in climate science, mobility systems, and community-focused innovation. Their…
CLEETS Global Center adds new partners in India, Mexico, and Japan
An expanded network will accelerate sustainable transportation innovation
Safeguarding the EV charging infrastructure and boosting consumer confidence against cyber threats
Researchers at the CLEETS Global Center have developed OCPPStorm, a comprehensive fuzzing tool designed to secure Open Charge Point […]
Green subsidies may have hidden costs, a policy piece in “Science” by CLEETS expert Marty Anderies
Professor J. Marty Anderies and international group of colleagues say government subsidies risk locking in unsustainable practices. […]






