Most notable are three ZEV’s that are being announced, a solar carport and a follow-up to Exxon’s announcement about their thin film polymer for lithium ion batteries that I had talked about yesterday.

So, here’s the scoop right from the horse’s mouths about what will be unveiled at the EVS-23 conference:

The Vectrix Corporation will unveil a three-wheel ZEV at EVS23. Seen for the first time in North America, the three-wheeler has patented twin front wheels that grasp the road as you corner, offering the agility of a scooter and the safety and stability of a small car. At low speeds, this bike is stable and allows you to remain upright without ever having to put your feet down. It reaches a top speed of 62 mph, goes 0-50 MPH in 5.2 seconds, has a lithium ion battery and travels 40-60 miles on a single charge.

The new E-Offroad by SwissBikeboard is debuting, which combines features of an ATV and mountain bike. Designed to stimulate the user’s awareness of their environment, the lightweight aluminum frame attaches to a stable platform and three wheels complete with double disk brakes and a Rear Shock suspension system for easy maneuverability. The powerful motor can take on hills with inclines up to 15-percent and go for 30 miles on two batteries.

The Tanfield Group is announcing the US launch of the world’s first high-performance, all-electric truck; and also unveiling plans for what will probably be America’s biggest electric vehicle production facility.

Envision Solar is taking its solar carport (LifePort) to EVS 23 and officially launching it on Public Day, Sunday, December 2. Envision is also an exhibitor at the show.

ExxonMobil has developed new film technologies that are expected to significantly enhance the power, safety and reliability of lithium-ion batteries, thereby helping speed the adoption of these smaller and lighter batteries into the next wave of lower-emission vehicles. These new film technologies for lithium-ion batteries have the potential to improve the energy efficiency and affordability of next generation hybrid and electric vehicles

November 1-2, 2007: PHEV2007 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Features plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and “Where the Grid Meets the Road”.

November 6-7, 2007: AFVi conference in Chicago, Illinois features “Greening Your Fleet: How to Choose Alternative Fuels and Vehicles Right for Your Fleet”.

November 15-16, 2007: Knowledge Foundation in Miami, Florida presents “3rd Fuel Cells Durability & Performance Conference.”

November 28-30, 2007: BBI International in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania presents “Building a Biofuels Industry”.

Whether you are a green industry insider or a concerned citizen, it’s worth investigating some of these fine expositions to find out what you can do to make for a greener future.

If you can’t wait that long, there is a Going Green Expo in Manchester, New Hampshire today and tomorrow, October 27 – 28, 2007 at the Radisson Hotel Center. And, if you don’t mind waiting, and happen to be on the West Coast, then mark your calendar for April 12 – 13, 2008 as the exposition is coming to Seaside Park, Ventura, California.

The Going Green Expos are averaging over 400 exhibitors and 20,000-plus attendees. So, if you want to join the mainstream in going green then why not check out one of these fine events?