25 Percent of Approved Utility Investment Going to Underserved Communities
Using the Greenlining Institute’s Mobility Equity Framework as a guide, we recently upgraded the way we track equity-related elements in electric utility filings on EV Hub. Following a comprehensive review of all utility programs related to transportation electrification tracked in the EV Hub Utility Filings Dashboard, we have found that approximately 25 percent of all approved investment in transportation electrification is expected to benefit underserved communities.
Fleet Procurement Analysis Tool
The Fleet Procurement Analysis Tool, a one-of-a-kind tool designed for fleet managers to assess EV procurements, now supports medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. The light-duty vehicle database was also updated to include model year 2019 and 2020.
Quarterly Review of EV Market
The 2019 Q3 review is now live and summarizes our main takeaways from the EV market, public policy, electric utility investment, media coverage, and research developments. Supplemented with a webinar, this is a comprehensive crash course on the shifting transportation electrification space.
Vehicle-Grid Integration
Read our new brief on vehicle-grid integration and learn more about the opportunities EVs present to the grid and electricity ratepayers.
Public Funding for Electric School Buses More Than Doubles in September
School is back in session and, while most students will still be riding diesel-fueled buses, a recent surge in investment is set to significantly increase the number of electric school buses in the near future. National electric school bus deployment, which was between 150 to 300 vehicles through the first half of 2019, could more than triple following a major announcement in August from the electric utility Dominion Energy, which plans to deploy 1,000 electric school buses by 2025 and fully electrify school buses in its territory by 2030.
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