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Vermont’s Opportunity to Ensure Accessible Electric Vehicles – for Consumers and Climate

 

The following is a joint op-ed from Vermont Natural Resources Council, Vermont Conservation Voters, Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility, Conservation Law Foundation, Vermont Chapter of the Sierra Club, and Vermont Public Interest Research Group When it comes to getting where we all need to go – which often needs to be by car […]

New Electric School Buses for South Burlington Students Help Environment While Cutting Costs for All GMP Customers

Check Out the New E-Buses at SoBu Nite Out* on Thursday

South Burlington, Vt. – South Burlington students will be riding to school pollution-free this year, thanks to four new electric buses that have joined the school district’s fleet. Innovative vehicle-to-grid (V2G) bus chargers will also allow the buses to provide stored energy to the […]

Learn How to Fund and Deploy Electric Trash Trucks in Your Communities: Webinar – Sept 1, 2022

 

Heavy-duty transportation electrification is making in-roads to municipal and commercial activities like trash removal. Electric Trash Trucks are in the market and on the road to zero-emission waste hauling. Join the Clean Cities Northern Tier Team to hear from a leading municipality who is refusing refuse pollution and increasing efficiency by transitioning to […]

EV Myths Busted

Martin Wahl

Figure 1: An average new gasoline vehicle emits almost FOUR TIMES as much GHG as a Mustang Mach-E in Montpelier.

In this article we examine six common misconceptions about electric vehicles (EVs) the EPA deals with on their website (https://bit.ly/EV-myths-1):

Myth #1: Electric vehicles are worse for the climate than gasoline […]

New Hampshire: Charging Desert, With Few Signs of Hope on The Horizon

Sam Evans-Brown

When it comes to the number of public electric vehicle (EV) chargers installed per capita, New Hampshire ranks last in New England by a long shot. The Granite State has only one charging port per 4,400 people. The next closest in the region is Connecticut, at one port per 2,900 and […]

Transportation in Vermont is Going ELECTRIC

(Image: Public domain, modified by Wayne Michaud)

Wayne Michaud

With strong encouragement from the state, the technological innovation of cleaner transportation is taking hold in Vermont, featuring all-electric vehicles (EVs).

Vermont EV and plug-in hybrid registrations have spiked to about 6,600 in recent months, and that demand for EVs in Vermont is […]

EV Expo – Exeter, NH

Vermont Electric Car Webinar

Drive Electric VT, Acorn Energy Group, and Climate Economy Action Center of Addison County are hosting a free webinar about electric vehicles (EVs)

TUESDAY, April 19, 2022 from 7:00 to 8:00 PM.

 

Vermont’s incentive program offers up to $4,000 for an EV purchase. It’s a great time to save on an […]

The Many Faces of Norwich Technologies:

Norwich EV

Norwich EV charger installation at Orvis in Manchester, Vermont through the Green Mountain Power Workplace Charger Program. (Courtesy photo).

George Harvey

When Norwich Solar Technologies was founded, in 2011, it was already unique. The country is full of great solar designers and installers, people and companies that are truly […]

Push for Clean Mobility Spurs Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Expansion

Bulger Veterinary Hospital in Lawrence, MA, utilized National Grid’s make-ready program to help finance the installation of nearly a dozen ChargePoint stations. (Steven Bullock, courtesy of Voltrek)

Kathleen Connors

Headlines these days are buzzing about the burgeoning electric vehicle (EV) market. The strong push for clean mobility is energized by various factors, including […]