As the winner of the $10 million Smart City Challenge grant awarded to Columbus by the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, Columbus committed to adding hundreds of EVs to local public and private fleets. [...]
Drawing on lessons learned from California and Oregon, this webinar focuses on benefits to the EV industry under a Midwestern program. In this webinar hosted by the Great Plains Institute, you will gain a [...]
Join the BlueGreen Alliance and national labor, environmental and elected leaders on Wednesday, August 5 from noon – 1:00 p.m. ET for a virtual town hall focused on the actions we need to take now to [...]
The Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council (Michigan EIBC) invites you to attend the second EV Convening of 2020 (11th of the series) on Tuesday, August 11. This convening will take place via Zoom. The topic [...]
With fossil fuel interests spotlighting battery issues to discourage EV adoption, Plug In America encourages an open and honest discussion of the legitimate concerns. Join Plug-In America for an event that will include presentations [...]
In three years, Columbus increased electric vehicle adoption more than four-fold without supportive state policies or incentives, but through the collaboration of the public and private sectors under the $10 million Smart City Challenge [...]
Minnesota is poised to pass Clean Cars Minnesota, a set of standards that would reduce climate change-causing air pollution and increase customer choices – but what do “clean car standards” really mean? Due in [...]
COVID-19 has introduced unprecedented challenges for organizations, including those working to advance smart transportation by engaging with drivers. How do we educate and raise awareness for electric vehicles without ride and drives or community [...]
Please join Veloz for a 75-minute webinar on Tuesday, August 25 at 10 a.m. (PDT) to discuss how electric car charging is becoming more convenient for drivers. Panelists will include Stephanie Palmer of the [...]
U.S. passenger EV sales were down 44 percent in Q2 compared to 2019. COVID-19 was part of the problem as many automakers remained shuttered in April and face delayed production timelines for existing and [...]
