Hosted by Tennessee Tech University, in partnership with Tennessee Clean Fuels, this webinar will cover the details of the "Medium Duty e-Truck" project, as well as the findings, challenges, and successes identified by each of the participating fleets
C40 Cities will be discussing its new white paper on the electric freight workforce on Tuesday, March 25th.
Hosting capacity maps for electricity distribution grid are becoming increasingly critical as electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure rapidly expands across the United States. These maps help project developers make informed decisions on where to optimally [...]
Tune in for a dynamic webinar highlighting workforce development opportunities in Virginia’s electric mobility sector. Learn about emerging career pathways, training programs, and policies driving a more sustainable and inclusive future.
Following the recent release of funding under the State of Tennessee's Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicles Grant Program, join Tennessee Clean Fuels for an informational webinar highlighting tools, resources, benefits, and Tennessee success stories relating to medium- and heavy-duty fleet transitions to use of alternative fuels including electric vehicles, hybrids, compressed natural gas, and propane.
The Michigan economy depends on a vibrant automotive sector. With the industry moving closer to electrification and foreign competition, particularly from China, intensifying, the race for the future is well underway. In this episode of [...]
This webinar will explore key strategies, programs, and partnerships that support the expansion of EV charging access in both urban and rural areas. Speakers will examine best practices for promoting workplace charging and expanding charging infrastructure in multifamily housing.
Charge at Home Roundtable Series are Virtual education and technical assistance-focused sessions designed to support multifamily housing (MFH) stakeholders interested in EV charging at their properties.
The Local Infrastructure Hub is hosting a webinar on this year’s Low or No Emission and Buses and Bus Facilities grant programs to equip city and town leaders with essential updates, insights and strategies to navigate the application process and manage awards effectively.
The Trump Administration just announced $1.5 billion in funding for electric buses and bus facilities through the Federal Transit Administration's Low or No Emission (Low-No) Grant Program! Join the Electrification Coalition on Wednesday, June 18 at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT for a webinar about this exciting opportunity for your agency to get electric buses and build out infrastructure.
