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The collaboration between San Diego Gas & Electric, Nuvve, and the Cajon Valley Union School District offered the first live demonstration of bi-directional charging since launch of the federal cross-sector initiative to rapidly commercialize technology.
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With its galvanized steel cage construction, aluminum skins and one-piece, five-eighth-inch corrosion-resistant composite floor, the Pegasus Atlas is designed with durability and functionality in mind.
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The 54th Annual Conference of the National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services (NASDPTS), back in person after COVID isolation, runs Oct. 27-31.
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The new mobile charging solution can accommodate a variety of battery capacities and outputs to meet a range of customer use cases.
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The school bus manufacturer has launched Blue Bird Energy Services with an eye toward helping customers better meet needs for charging infrastructure.
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Durham School Services contributed the bus to the Sound Beach Fire Department for training conducted in late June.
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The global cleantech company partners with San Diego Gas and Electric to pair Nuvve's vehicle-to-grid (V2G) tech with the utility's Emergency Load Reduction Program (ELRP).
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Celebrating its 80-year anniversary in 2022, Schetky Bus and Van Sales is the nation's longest-established, family-owned bus dealer, serving its customers' transportation needs for over four generations.
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The new agreement opens their Type A school bus electrification partnership to include both GM and Ford chassis platforms.
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Fort Smith Public Schools bought the district's first alternative-fuel buses: three propane-powered vehicles, with help from the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment.
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