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.
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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.
Oregon offers $34M in zero-emissions truck, infrastructure grants
The state is opening $34 million in funding opportunities to transition fleets to clean energy, with additional funding on the way.
FTA offers $1.5B to expand clean bus fleets, manufacturing
This new funding will expand zero- or low-emission buses or vans and rehabilitate or lease applicable bus facilities.
Bay Area initiative to expand electric vehicle infrastructure in underserved areas
The Charge! Grants support projects to integrate EV chargers where people live, work and travel, focusing on locations with low charging station density.
DOE unveils millions in grants to spark transportation tech innovation
The federal grants will support universities, research institutions and transportation authorities’ ambitious clean transportation projects around the country.
EPA announces $735 million in grants to replace heavy-duty combustion vehicles
The grants will finance replacements for school buses and vocational vehicles, including box trucks and cargo trucks, with electric and hydrogen-powered alternatives.
California unveils $1.4 billion clean transportation plan for alternative fueling projects
The funding will help establish a robust network of charging stations for electric vehicles, as well as hydrogen refueling stations.
Michigan utility adding AI to meters to measure EV charging’s impact on grid
The AI-powered meters will provide real-time data analytics and predictions to help better understand the impact EVs have on the electric grid.
Illinois makes millions available for electric bus upgrades
The Illinois EPA estimates that this funding could support the replacement of up to 40 diesel-powered transit buses with zero-emission, all-electric alternatives.
