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The school divisions will receive a total of 50 Thomas Built Buses’ Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley buses for phase one of the power and electric company’s electric school bus program.
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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.
Read More →BrightSync’s intelligent electrical control panel is designed to sync engine block heater activation based on outside temperature, calendar day, start time, duration, and zone control to save power usage.
Read More →Nuvve is deploying a V2G project with a Rhode Island school district’s fleet of electric school buses and using Leap’s platform to participate in grid services.
Read More →Take a quick tour of February’s California Association of School Transportation Officials annual conference in this video short showing high-energy highlights from the speakers, training, demos, celebrations, and more.
Read More →The Accelera BP97E battery pack now comes standard on Blue Bird's electric school buses and boasts enhanced features to improve performance
Read More →Twin Rivers Unified School District in California is working with Electriphi on charging management and data collection as it plans to transition to an all-electric bus fleet.
Read More →Core Development Group reports that its electric vehicle supply equipment network will be part of the largest EV fleet charging system in the Americas.
Read More →Flexible routing, using routing tools, and easily communicable routes can help you keep ahead of any potential roadblocks when transporting students. Here are some tips for keeping the bus rolling and getting students to school on time, regardless of what the day brings.
Read More →Global production of liquid fuels could be up to 102.8 million barrels per day by 2024, driven by growth in non-OPEC sources. But forecasts could be fogged by uncertainty over Russia’s oil supply, eased COVID-19 restrictions in China, and other global economic conditions.
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