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Spokane Public Schools awarded a new five-year contract to Zum. The district first leveraged Zum's technology last fall by serving the district's special education students, McKinney Vento, and HEART program.
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Using government funding, the St. Albert Public School Division will receive five zero-emission school buses and charging depots, which will serve 15 schools across the district.
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The company took possession of the West Virginia facility in August 2022. John McDavid will oversee production of GreenPower's BEAST and Nano BEAST electric school buses.
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From initial community advocacy to electrifying a full depot and managing ongoing ZEB operations, conference content spans the entire journey to zero-emission.
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The Montreal-based electric vehicle company reported $46.8 million in revenue for the fourth quarter and overall annual revenue of $139.9 million, with more than 500 vehicles delivered.
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The company will design and build electric school bus infrastructure for First Student, one of the nation's largest student transportation providers.
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Dawn McGrath, recognized by the National School Transportation Association in 2022 with a Golden Merit Award, is now assistant vice president of operations at the New York transportation provider.
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Fire department trainers will use the bus to simulate emergency situations and perform trainings such as strut stabilization and passenger extrication.
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Safety Bus is based in Pennsauken, with a fleet of 106 vehicles managed by a team of 140 employees, serving school districts and charter customers.
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GreenPower Motor Company continues to evaluate the performance of its Type D BEAST and Type A Nano BEAST school buses on rural roads and in cold weather.
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