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After decades of reliably providing energy as a school transportation fuel, propane now also reduces emissions as an electric charging solution.
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Inquiries about the second funding opportunity from the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean School Bus Program must be submitted before midnight Eastern on Aug. 9.
Read More →The district issued a purchase order for 25 LionC buses using EPA Clean School Bus Program funding.
Read More →The chargers will power a fleet of 25 new Thomas Built Jouley electric school buses for Lawrence Public Schools.
Read More →From diesel to electric or propane, the ambitious endeavor of replacing the U.S. school bus fleet comes with a hefty price tag. The potential cost and time required for a complete transformation is pretty staggering.
Read More →Environmental Protection Agency approves to spend over $6 million dollars to purchase all-electric school buses for several districts.
Read More →Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, recaps top news from the schoolbusfleet.com.
Read More →With dedicated propane autogas school buses or propane-powered recharging infrastructure, reliable solutions are available today
Read More →The agency is gathering information until June 5 related to zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles, including school buses, from manufacturers, school districts, fleets, and other stakeholders.
Read More →Get the rundown on what's needed to submit an application for a piece of the $400M in funding for zero- and low-emission school buses through the latest opportunity offered by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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