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On October 11th, Virginia Clean Cities supported an EV transit advancement webinar with DRPT to showcase policy and funding opportunities for electric transit vehicles in Virginia’s transit fleet. This webinar is posted at DRPT’s MERIT page http://drpt.virginia.gov/transit/merit/operating-and-capital-assistance/ and a direct link to the webinar is https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8869740911636705037
Speakers included Jennifer Debruhl at DRPT, Angela Conroy with DEQ, Josh Baker with DASH, Alleyn Harned with Virginia Clean Cities, Kate Staples with Dominion Energy.
This webinar discussed the $5 million now available in ...
Continue Reading →Monique Calello, Staunton News Leader
HARRISONBURG – A new million dollar grant partnership is working to address air pollution in the Shenandoah Valley and the Mid-Atlantic region.
Virginia Clean Cities at James Madison University received a $1.84 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to work with UPS on replacing 69 diesel tractor-trailer trucks in the Mid-Atlantic region with trucks that use either cleaner domestically produced compressed natural gas or newer, cleaner diesel engines, according to a release.
The Division of Energy within Virginia’s Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy (“DMME”), based on authority granted under Governor of Virginia’s Executive Order 36, has established the VirginiaSAVES Green Community Program. VirginiaSAVES (which stands for Sustainable, Verifiable Energy Savings) is a unique public/private partnership sponsored by the DMME to provide subsidized financing for energy efficiency, renewable energy, and alternative fuel loans for both private and local government properties and entities within the Commonwealth of Virginia. DMME has initially capitalized the Program with $20 ...
Continue Reading →Tesla’s love/hate relationship with Consumer Reports is getting another nudge from Cupid this week. Its bread-and-butter Model 3 and Model S sedans have rejoined CR’s ranks of “Recommended” vehicles yet again.
Over the course of the past year, the Model 3 and Model S seem to have reached an equilibrium point; the Model X, on the other hand, remains too unreliable to recommend. In fact, CR says Tesla’s crossover ranks among the least-reliable cars sold by any brand in the United States.
“The ...
Continue Reading →The 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E was formally unveiled Sunday night after several teasers, corporate promises, position statements, and at least one premature release of information.
It will offer two battery capacities, rear- or all-wheel drive, and a top EPA-rated range projected at 300 miles or more for at least one version. Most important of all, it wears the Mustang pony—and Ford asserts its style, performance, and élan make it every bit a Mustang, albeit the first one to have an all-electric ...
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Blue Bird Delivers Record 15,000th Propane Bus Growing trend toward alternative fuel has resulted in cost savings, |
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (October 22, 2019) — The 18 buses delivered to Newport News Public Schools may look ordinary, but a unique fuel powers them: propane. Their arrival marked a special ... |
New York (CNN Business)Ford doesn’t currently offer any electric vehicles, but it announced Thursday that, once it does, it will offer the largest North American network of electric vehicle chargers of any automaker — including Tesla.
In a successful initial deployment, Fermata’s First Vehicle-to-building deployment was able to save $650 in demand charges in 60 minutes.
Fermata Energy’s first commercial deployment has already saved over $650 just 60 minutes and significant interest is building. For a limited time during our soft launch, organizations will get first crack at receiving our bi-directional DC fast charger, software, ...
Continue Reading →Guest Post – Todd Mouw, President, Roush CleanTech. October 8, 2019
(Roush manufacturers and services clean fuel propane, natural gas, and battery electric vehicles like trucks and buses)
About a dozen countries and 20 cities around the world have proposed banning the future sale of passenger vehicles powered by fossil fuels, such as gasoline and diesel, in an effort to reduce harmful emissions.
As we approach year-end and plan for 2020, consider a strategy that will include reducing emissions for the long term. This includes ...
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