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Expand your knowledge about federal funding for zero-emission school buses with these answers from the Environmental Protection Agency about the current round of rebate funding.
Read More →Downsville Central School District in New York received $395,000 from the EPA’s Clean School Bus Program, most of which will go towards purchasing the school bus, with the bus providers generating millions more for other districts.
Read More →Quarterly updates from electric school bus manufacturer Lion Electric, covering revenues and sales and delivery reports.
Read More →The company is continuing to develop its zero- and low-emission vehicle portfolio while also managing strategic supply plans.
Read More →Modesto City Schools got the milestone vehicle, helping the district make the transition to zero-emission student transportation.
Read More →The California Department of General Services picked Phoenix to supply zero-emission Z600 Type A school buses.
Read More →Gavin Newsom wants all newly purchased or contracted school buses to be zero-emission vehicles, with potential extensions for districts meeting certain conditions.
Read More →The funding comes from the state’s $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022.
Read More →Applications for this second round of rebates are due by Jan. 31, 2024.
Read More →The Kentucky school district received 13 Vision and All American electric school buses from Georgia-based Blue Bird Corporation.
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