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November 25, 2024

Heavy-duty vehicles

NJ Looks to Boost Heavy-duty Charge Points
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities is preparing a draft proposal on how to encourage the installation of EV chargers for heavy-duty electric trucks.
Maryland Climate Bill Dies in House-Senate Standoff
The Maryland legislature failed to reach an agreement to increase the state’s 2030 greenhouse gas reduction target after the House and Senate deadlocked.
Environmentalists Call for Faster Transition to Electric Buses in NJ
New Jersey environmentalists urge NJ Transit to move faster to replace its diesel bus fleet with electric ones in order to meet a 2032 goal.
DOE Targets Geothermal Extraction for Lithium Supply
DOE launched a geothermal lithium extraction competition to find solutions to commercialize extraction at geothermal power plants.
EDF: Electrifying Heavy Trucking Could Save Money, Strengthen the Grid
Trucking companies can save on fuel costs if they electrify their fleet and augment charging stations with distributed generation, EDF says.
California Energy Commission OKs $50M for Truck Charging
The California Energy Commission earmarked up to $50 million in incentives for zero-emission truck charging infrastructure.
NJ Targets Ports for EV Incentives
New Jersey is pushing to cut carbon emissions from the mammoth Port of New York and New Jersey, with an infusion of more than $35.5 million.
Rural Virginia School Districts Skeptical of Electric Buses
New legislation offers Virginia schools a chance to replace polluting diesel buses with electric ones, but battery issues are a roadblock.
Schools’ ‘Budget Neutral’ Bus Deal Could Accelerate BEB Growth
Maryland's Montgomery County Schools approved a contract to lease 326 electric buses over four years under a budget-neutral agreement.
Mass. Transportation Bill Advances Electric Bus Efforts
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signed a $16 billion transportation bond bill that allocates funding for modernizing the state’s transportation system.

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