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Vermont Diesel Emissions Reduction Financial Assistance – Due Dec 14, 2023

Application Period NOW OPEN for Vermont Diesel Emissions Reduction Financial Assistance!

The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is pleased to announce that the application period for Vermont Diesel Emissions Reduction Financial Assistance is now open!

Technical assistance and incentive funding are available for projects that reduce emissions from diesel-powered vehicles, engines, and nonroad equipment, […]

The 2.1 MW Solar Project Near Albany Airport Joins an Increasing Trend

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Roy Morrison

The New York Power Authority (NYPA) and Albany County are working on a new solar energy project near Albany International Airport. The ground mounted 2.1 megawatt (MW) solar array system on county property adjacent to the […]

Western Maine’s EV Charger Network is Growing

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With New Charging Stations, Western Maine’s Foothills Become an EV-Friendly Community

Center for an Ecology-Based Economy (CEBE)

The Center for an Ecology-Based Economy (CEBE) recently added four new electric vehicle charging stations, adding eight new plugs to […]

Watts Up with Workplace Charging?

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Peggy O’Neill-Vivanco

According to McKinsey and Company, electric vehicle (EV) sales in the United States have grown 40% since 2016. For a number of years EVs were out of reach for many, but now it is more affordable […]

Lebanon, NH City Officials Thank EV-friendly Employers

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Sherry Boschert

The City of Lebanon, N.H. publicly thanked 17 Upper Valley employers in New Hampshire and Vermont that offer employees some electric vehicle (EV) charging or have other policies promoting EV adoption. The city displayed the resolution […]

Used EVs – Range Loss Versus Range Improvement

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Jesse Lore

One of the biggest concerns people have about making the switch to an electric vehicle from an internal combustion engine is the life of the battery. The battery can often represent 30% of the cost of […]

2023 Clean School Bus Rebate Program

G.E.T. Staff

On September 28, the EPA announced the 2023 Clean School Bus (CSB) rebate program. This is the second rebate funding opportunity through the multi-year funding program. Under the 2023 rebate program, the EPA anticipates awarding at least $500 million in rebate funding with the potential to modify this figure based on […]

Vermont’s Electric School Bus Success Story

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Martin Wahl

South Burlington Schools celebrates one year of successful clean electric bus transportation for students across the district.

Burlington, Vermont school district’s four electric buses completed more than 30,000 miles of clean driving last year, […]

Zero-Emission Buses Will Soon Be a Hallmark in NYS

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GET staff

In late September, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced that $100 million will be made available for zero-emission school buses. The funding comes through the $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond […]

Trying is Believing Drives EV Acceptance

Car dealers know you have got to get test drives to move vehicles.

Image Credit: (Sidney Harris)

Mike Bailey

Over 2000 years ago, the story of Doubting Thomas showed that some people just need a hands-on demonstration to accept what’s already in front of them. Today it’s essential […]