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School districts and transportation partners are adding electric school buses, securing new funding, and expanding charging infrastructure as alternative-fuel investments continue across the country.
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The Empire State's governor approved up to $100 million in new funding for the state's school buses to become zero-emission.
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The electric buses now begin routes at the Grant County School District with funds from the EPA Clean School Bus Program.
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The engine company's agreements with Heliox, OpConnect, Autel, and The Mobility House will support customers' transition to electric vehicle adoption and infrastructure through new products and aftermarket support.
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The school bus dealership celebrated the milestone delivery of the electric Blue Bird with Orange Unified School District in California.
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Dearborn Public Schools electrifies its fleet as 18 new Blue Bird Type Ds roll in from EPA funding.
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The Golden State makes a hefty investment into zero-emission buses and infrastructure through its ZESBI program, awarding funds to 133 educational agencies.
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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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