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Alt-Fuel Moves: EV Charging Expansion & Fleet Deployments
From EV charging growth to V2G testing and new bus deployments, districts and providers advance alt-fuel goals amid challenges.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHFrom EV charging growth to V2G testing and new bus deployments, districts and providers advance alt-fuel goals amid challenges.
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Santa Maria-Bonita Unified School District, Anaheim Union High School District, and Hughson Unified School District ordered a total of 10 Synapse 90 electric school buses.
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Fifteen states and the District of Columbia have signed an agreement pledging to develop a plan to eliminate diesel emissions by 2050.
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The Propane Education and Research Council’s online resources include information about owning, maintaining, and operating propane vehicles as well as the benefits of the fuel.
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Carmel Clay Schools adds the bus to its fleet as part of a pilot and an overall initiative to move to alternative-fuel buses.
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The Propane Education and Research Council shares information on a new energy source for fleets and its benefits.
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For many operations, the VW mitigation trust has been a major boost in moving forward with alternative-fuel buses. Here’s a closer look at one school district and one contractor and how they are growing their alt-fuel fleets with VW funding.
Read More →Whaley talks about how the Volkswagen settlement funds have driven an interest in alternative fuels in general and the promise of renewable propane.
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Alisal Union School District receives the bus from A-Z Bus Sales. The new alternative-fuel bus will replace an aging diesel-powered unit in the district’s fleet.
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The Alaska Energy Authority will use Volkswagen settlement funds to purchase 33 new school buses for eight school districts.
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Highland Electric Transportation Inc. chooses a Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley electric school bus, powered by Proterra, to operate in partnership with Beverly Public Schools.
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