Today there are many opportunities for small businesses. However, for many diving into the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) procurement process can be an overwhelming experience. That’s why the DOE is excited to introduce the “Ask Us Anything” series, designed to equip you with the knowledge and resources needed ...
Continue Reading →Paving the Way for EV Adoption: Residential Charging Accessibility in the US
In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable transportation, the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) stands as a pivotal milestone. At the heart of this shift lies the critical issue of accessible at-home charging. According to the 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey, an encouraging ...
Continue Reading →VCC Publishes Event Calendar for Partners
At Virginia Clean Cities, outreach events are valuable opportunities to connect with stakeholders. We have just published our calendar of events, from July of 2023 to June of 2024. This calendar documents the events we host, as well as events by our stakeholders and partners that we are attending or otherwise support. It also shows what you might be able to ...
Continue Reading →VDOT NEVI Request For Applications Update
From the VDOT NEVI team: VDOT has extended the due date for applications to the VDOT Phase I National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Request For Applications (RFA-21191) to Friday, October 6, 2023 at 6:00PM EST. Addendum No. 2 covering this schedule change, as well as answers to questions received by August 11, 2023 have been posted to the Commonwealth’s Marketplace, eVA.
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Continue Reading →Technology Happy Hour: Dominion Energy Hydrogen
On June 15th, 2023, Dominion Energy joined Virginia Clean Cities for the Technology Happy Hour. During the session, Geovanni Castano with Dominion Energy gave an introduction to hydrogen, a closer look at the fuel for heavy-duty transportation, and a glimpse at Hydrogen Hubs in the Mid-Atlantic Region.
To learn more about hydrogen, watch a recording of our Technology Happy Hour session below or on our YouTube channel.
Continue Reading →Virginia Tech Awarded Nearly 1.5 million for Appalachian Hydrogen Storage Research
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has recently granted close to $34 million to 19 research projects led by both industry and university sectors. These projects aim to advance innovative technologies that will enhance the accessibility and affordability of clean hydrogen as a fuel source for electricity generation, industrial ...
Continue Reading →Recharged: Used EV Dealership Opens
In recent years, the demand for electric vehicles (EVs) has surged and many are eager to purchase their own EV. However, the cost can be a big barrier for many consumers. With the growing focus on sustainability and a green future in Virginia, the state and federal government are implementing various policies and incentives to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles. That’s where a visionary electric vehicle ecommerce ...
Continue Reading →Go-Zero Program: Applications Close July 31st
It’s the last week to apply to the Port of Virginia’s Go-Zero Program! This is a competitive program and an offshoot of the Green Operator Program. The Virginia Green Operator program is a public-private, voluntary program through the Port of Virginia that aims to reduce the amount of air pollution from drayage trucks in the state of Virginia. By incentivizing the purchase of new diesel trucks, the ...
Continue Reading →Major Milestone: Over 100 Jouley Electric School Buses in Virginia
A Notable Step in Clean Transportation
Virginia’s school bus fleet has achieved a major milestone by operating over 100 Thomas Jouley electric buses and accumulating more than 1 million service miles. Since early 2021, these buses have been reliable, efficient and sustainable for student transportation across the state. ...
Continue Reading →Transportation Innovation in the Decade Ahead
[Guest article courtesy of ROUSH CleanTech]
The pace of transportation innovation will continue to quicken
With a huge global and national push for clean air, here’s what we know for sure: What it took the automotive industry to accomplish in 100 years will again happen over the next 10 years.
More than 90,000 class 6-7 ...
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