Adam Rollins New York makes historic $1B investment in groundbreaking climate plan New York is investing $1 billion to fund clean energy, EVs and building decarbonization in the state’s largest climate initiative.
Veronica Piscitelli State advances Long Beach port’s zero-emissions future with over $100M investment Port of Long Beach will use more than $100 million to expand zero-emission equipment, engines and green infrastructure.
Adam Rollins Colorado launches program to transition vehicular fleets to clean-fuel alternatives Colorado is offering millions in grants for fleets to transition to clean vehicles, expanding state efforts to reduce emissions.
Adam Rollins Massachusetts invests $46 million to expand EV charging access Massachusetts will invest $46M to expand EV charging, focusing on corridors, fleet hubs and underserved communities.
Adam Rollins DOT revises national electric vehicle program to accelerate infrastructure projects DOT has overhauled the NEVI program, cutting equity mandates and streamlining charging station projects.
Miles Smith GAO calls for improved performance management on EV charger programs A GAO report says EV charging programs lack performance, risking progress toward building a national EV charger network.
Adam Rollins California announces $55M NOFO to accelerate EV charging infrastructure deployment The California energy Commission is opening a $55M round to expand electric vehicle charging stations throughout the state.
Candace Barnette New York wins $120M ruling on frozen EV charging station funding A federal judge has ordered the release of $120 million in funding to New York, ending a freeze imposed by the White House.
Veronica Piscitelli New Atlanta plan tackles climate risks and energy burdens The Climate Resilience Action Plan is a blueprint to build the city’s capacity for adapting and responding to the impacts of climate change.
Keaton Peters States form coalition to drive clean transportation despite federal uncertainty The Clean RIDES Network has unveiled a roadmap for how to reduce emissions—even as Washington changes course on climate initiatives.