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Nuvve Holding Corp. has been awarded a second Sourcewell contract, expanding access to electric vehicle charging and fleet electrification solutions for school districts and public agencies nationwide.
Read More →Merced City School District completes a new EV bus yard with charging infrastructure for 10 electric buses, supporting its transition to a zero-emission fleet.
Read More →The project is Highland Electric's first in south Texas, as Valley View ISD welcomes new Type Cs from Thomas Built Buses and eight Tellus chargers.
Read More →The new addition signals Lake Shore Central’s steps toward fleet electrification, with support from Gorman Enterprises and RIDE Mobility.
Read More →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.
Read More →Through First Services, the contracted service provider will manage maintenance needs for Forth Worth's 240 buses, with hopeful savings of 20%.
Read More →With Ampcontrol’s EV charging platform, First Student hopes to bring more energy optimization to its fleet while lowering costs and enabling vehicle-to-grid charging.
Read More →To meet New Mexico’s electric vehicle adoption goals, $150 million has been allocated to the state’s fleet of over 2,000 school buses in support of Nuvve’s efforts.
Read More →With federal funds in flux, school bus fleets turn to state incentives and creative financing for electric bus adoption.
Read More →Thinking about dipping your toes into the water with clean vehicles? Alise Crippen from CALSTART shares tips and resources for fleet electrification here, plus reactions to the uncertainty around federal programs. And of course, news and updates to keep you informed.
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