#Clean Transportation

Taiwan's program of paying citizens to swap old gas vehicles for electric alternatives has seen nearly 125,000 replacements, significantly cutting CO2 emissions.

ChargePoint announced over 100 million EV charging sessions on its network in the last year, highlighting explosive growth in EV usage and demand for charging infrastructure beyond new vehicle sales metrics.

Canada is investing over $84 million to add 8,000 new public EV charging ports nationwide, primarily focusing on Level 2 chargers to enhance everyday accessibility.

Boston Public Schools is going big on fleet electrification, installing 105 DC fast chargers at its Freeport Bus Yard as part of a push to electrify 100% of its 750 school buses.

City Harvest deploys Volvo VNR Electric semi-trucks in the Bronx, reducing emissions for food rescue operations.

Wichita Police Department adds electric bikes to its patrol fleet, improving visibility and response times in urban areas.

Long Island's Copiague Public Schools are going electric! Zenobē is teaming up with Trans Group to roll out 10 new zero-emission school buses, making rides cleaner and healthier for 4,500 students.

InspireNOLA Charter Schools just deployed 42 battery-electric school buses, creating Louisiana's largest electric bus fleet, improving student health and air quality.

Oregon launches generous EV fleet incentives up to $120,000 per vehicle, aiming to electrify commercial and public sectors.

Daimler Truck AG’s CEO Karin Rådström is making some audacious claims about hydrogen’s viability for heavy-duty transport, suggesting it’s cheaper and easier to deploy than an electric charging grid. Critics are quick to point out these claims might be more about securing investment than grounded reality.