DOT makes $150 million available to upgrade EV charging stations nationwide
Grants, split up in 24 awards, will help replace, repair or otherwise bring EV charging stations up to code
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Arizona’s third-largest city gets $11.9 million federal boost for EV charging stations
Federal jolt is part of a broader $623 million nationwide push to furnish 500,000 chargers to the public by 2030
EPA directs $104 million in Clean School Bus awards to replace vehicles in Texas and neighboring states
The state of Texas will use $26.2 million to purchase 75 school buses with zero-or low-emission models for seven school districts
Texas gets $100 million federal jolt to expand EV charging network
Texas will use $100 million to expand its electric vehicle (EV) charging network
Grants to help create nationwide electric vehicle charging network
Transportation Department awards $623 million to 47 projects in 22 states and Puerto Rico that will build in 7,500 EV charging ports nationwide
Houston METRO expands autonomous shuttle program as part of sustainability goals
Fourteen-passenger vehicle will begin running fixed routes as part of effort to transition to zero-emission fleet
New York schools switching to zero-emission buses with $100 million in rebates
Funds are part of the state’s $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act approved by voters in 2022. The bond set aside $500 million to help districts transition to zero-emission buses
New York doubles down on funding electric vehicle charging network
State approves $1.24 billion budget to achieve an increased goal of building over 43,100 mid-level charging ports and 6,300 fast-charging ports by 2025.
How billions in funding is fueling shift to electric school buses
$5 billion is available now for school districts to convert buses to electric power. Transit buses are also eligible for funding
States receive almost $1 billion to grow EV charging network
All 50 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico will use the funds to build EV charging stations every 50 miles along highways in the designated Alternative Fuel Corridors and within 1 mile of those highways.
