Zero-emission Class 6 and 7 heavy-duty vehicles, including school buses, are expected to be funded under this new opportunity when it launches. School transportation leaders should start preparing now.
More than two dozen DC fast chargers, alongside an amenities center and O&M services, will soon be available to EV drivers in Inglewood.
The new World Resources Institute dashboard has data on electric school bus location and adoption, and it explores the distribution of fuel types and school bus ages in the entire U.S. school bus fleet, at the national and state level.
The $7 million grant program offers government entities in the state more incentives to upgrade fleets and infrastructure.
The City of Woodland will be incorporating these vehicles into its maintenance fleet.
Fleet managers say they need more affordable vehicles and more types of vehicles to electrify — and that grant funding should go to small cities and towns.
The program includes a $10 million commitment to fund light-, medium-, and heavy-duty battery electric vehicles.
Priority will be given to projects that help improve air quality and support environmental justice.
The grant will be used to purchase and install 30 Level 2 chargers and a DC fast charger for the city’s growing electric vehicle fleet.
Chautauqua County, N.Y., officials recently met with Doreen M. Harris, acting President and CEO of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), to showcase the results of a NYSERDA grant secured by the county in January 2019.
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