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The 2026 Diesel Emissions Reduction Act program seeks applications from eligible organizations to accelerate the retirement of legacy diesel vehicles.
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First Student has now reached 6 million electric miles driven and partnered with One Tree Planted to plant 1,300 trees.
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Propane autogas and renewable propane provide an alternative fuel source to electricity for your school transportation needs. This Earth Day, PERC highlights the fuel type’s ability to reduce NOx emissions by 96%.
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Attention Greater Boston municipalities and school districts: learn how to transition your school buses to electric with this roadmap that plots the key steps to take when planning the EV switch.
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Joel Stutheit joins the council as senior manager of autogas business development. He has previous district experience and has implemented propane buses.
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Fourteen electric buses start rolling in Washington state from both state and federal funds.
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Electric school buses aren’t the only path to sustainable transportation. Discover why propane offers a proven, cost-effective solution as EV tech continues to evolve.
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The Accelera BP97E battery pack now comes standard on Blue Bird's electric school buses and boasts enhanced features to improve performance
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GreenPower delivered the new Type D BEAST school buses to its dealer in the state. The district's new buses were funded through the second round of the EPA's Clean School Bus Program.
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New VC funding will help the EV charging software provider expand its market growth
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Take a peek into one rural Minnesota school bus fleet’s operations in this video! Walk through the St. Francis Schools bus garage, lot, propane station, and beyond with their transportation director while learning about how they operate, why they love propane, and how their mechanic feeder program works.
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