Washington Department of Ecology: Clean Vehicle Program Info Session
Kelsey Blongewicz2024-12-03T14:39:10-05:00Washington Department of Ecology is hosting a public information session for the Clean Vehicles Program rulemaking.
Advanced Clean Cars Goes National
Moe Khatib2022-12-13T20:16:08-05:00Image source: California Air Resources Board Last week, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced that the state will take regulatory action to phase out the sale of new gasoline-fueled, light-duty vehicles by 2035, joining a growing cohort [...]
The March Continues!
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:18:42-05:00Source: EV Hub I had a story in my back pocket ready to go and then March sales data dropped last week and I couldn’t help myself. Let's start with the caveat [...]
State of the States in 2022
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:18:39-05:00A map of state legislative policies enacted in 2022. Note: as Connecticut is still waiting on the Governor’s signature, the bill outlined below does not appear on this map. Source: State Policy Dashboard – Atlas EV [...]
The State EV Olympics
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:18:42-05:00Source: EV Hub Love the Olympics but bored of all that snow and ice? I’ve got the race for you. I present: the 2021 EV state race. The criteria are these – [...]
First EV Hub, Now Buildings Hub
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:17:37-05:00Source: Wikicommons Since 2017, we have focused much of our energy on pulling together data and insights on transportation, the largest sector for greenhouse gas emissions in the US economy. Now, with [...]
Public Fleet Electrification on the Horizon in Washington
Conner Smith2022-12-13T20:18:36-05:00Source: JTC Leading EV markets like Washington continue to give credence to the predictions from Cox Automotive that the pandemic will only be a speed bump in the move to widespread transportation electrification. After falling [...]