California’s Market Accelerating Zero-Emission Vehicle Battery Manufacturing Grant Program Announces New Proposed Awardees Six suggested recipients will split over $64 million
Today, CALSTART, a global clean transportation nonprofit, formally announces the upcoming retirement of John Boesel, CALSTART’s President and CEO, after a remarkable 33-year run. Over the last 34 years, CALSTART has become the nation’s leading clean transportation industry-building organization.
Firstgreen Industries has turned incentives into serious savings. The company recently announced it has helped its U.S. customers secure $11.4 million through the Clean Off-Road Equipment (CORE) program, funding 76 zero-emissions machines. It’s a success story that highlights how state-backed programs can accelerate adoption of electric off-highway equipment while softening the price tag for contractors.
It’s easy to assume that the largest fleets from the top companies make up the majority of the commercialized trucking industry. But across the country, nearly 92% of all fleets have just one to six vehicles.
Interested in learning more about zero-emissions vehicles? Consider joining CALSTART for its Zero-Emissions Showcase + Ride & Drive on November 5 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This FREE, exciting event will take place at the Oakland Coliseum in Oakland, California. It will bring industry leaders, policymakers, fleet owners, OEMs, dealers and the public together to explore the latest advancements in zero-emissions technology and transportation solutions.
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It’s easy to assume that the largest fleets from the top companies make up the majority of the commercialized trucking industry. But across the country, nearly 92% of all fleets have just one to six vehicles.
It’s easy to assume that the largest fleets from the top companies make up the majority of the commercialized trucking industry. But across the country, nearly 92% of all fleets have just one to six vehicles.
It’s easy to assume that the largest fleets from the top companies make up the majority of the commercialized trucking industry. But across the country, nearly 92% of all fleets have just one to six vehicles.
California Passes Bill to Advance Clean Energy Transition through Cities & Counties SACRAMENTO, CA – The California Legislature