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The statewide program offers $10 million for purchasing school buses powered by electricity, renewable diesel, natural gas, or propane.
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School districts with range anxiety when it comes to electric buses may find comfort in a bus that can travel nearly 300 miles on a charge.
Read More →Companies operating under a grant are retrofitting six school buses with electric batteries to double as mobile generators and test the profitability of selling back the electricity to power companies. The companies also hope to assess potential health benefits.
Read More →Nuvve’s new vehicle-to-grid projects will help school districts and utilities in the two states accelerate the electrification of their school buses and lower total cost of vehicle ownership.
Read More →The school bus manufacturer wants to assist customers with securing part of the $500 million in federal rebate funding expected to be available this year.
Read More →Wes Platt discusses the latest in School Bus Fleet news, including GreenPower receiving a lease/purchase deal on a 80,000 square foot property, Lion Electric Company taking possession of a new factory outside Chicago, and much more!
Read More →The company delivered 156 vehicles, up 116 compared to the same period last year, with $41 million in reported revenue.
Read More →Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, recaps recent news headlines from the pupil transportation industry - including the electric bus collaboration between the National Association for Pupil Transportation, the School Superintendents Association, and the Association of School Business Officials International.
Read More →Check in with Blue Bird's alternative fuel managers as they discuss school bus options, infrastructure challenges, district fuel choice, EPA 2027 regulations, and the future of alt-fuel student transportation.
Read More →Wes Platt explains the Chicago bus funding quandary, the electrified empire state, and a temporary waiver for some CDL test elements in this episode of The Route.
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