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A recent study delves into the challenges of converting to an electric vehicle fleet that may not be readily apparent to fleet managers.
Read More →FedEx plans to electrify 42 of its vehicle stations following an agreement made with Chanje Energy as part of its ongoing electric vehicle rollout.
Read More →Multidisciplinary global consulting firm Louis Berger has been hired to support the development of the transportation sector in the African, Caribbean and Pacific (A.C.P.) Group of States, with a focus on sub-Saharan Africa.
Read More →A comment by President Trump in an interview has led to widespread reporting that the president would consider raising fuel taxes to help pay for infrastructure. His press secretary later emphasized that the comments did not indicate support for such a strategy.
Read More →DES MOINES, IA – ALL Fuels & Energy (AFSE) has entered into agreements with two privately-held infrastructure technology firms.
Read More →WEST LAFAYETTE, IN - A Purdue University economist has released two separate studies -- one on electricity costs for California electric vehicle owners, another on infrastructure requirements for the federal Renewable Fuel Standard. The studies, both overseen by agricultural economist Wally Tyner, underscore issues that could hinder plans to expand use of these alternative fuels for vehicles.
Read More →Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper recently announced the availability of $30 million in funding for the state’s natural gas fueling infrastructure through the Federal Highway Administration’s Congestion, Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) program.
Read More →In part one of a two-part article, "Green Fleet" looks back at the past, reviews current challenges, and discusses the obstacles fleets and electric-vehicle infrastructure currently faces.
Read More →NISKAYUNA, NY – GE and Nissan have teamed to research new technology developments and build a reliable, dynamic smart-charging infrastructure. The two companies recently signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
Read More →Battery-electric commercial vehicles will soon become a common sight on the roads. But what about the charging infrastructure and how it will tax the electrical grid?
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