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Princeton University’s facilities operations unit has ordered a Mullen Three, a Class-3 battery-electric truck, to add to its fleet of more than 350 vehicles. The university’s sustainability goal is to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by its 300th anniversary in 2046.
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Read More →The new certification aimed at reducing emissions is a crucial step towards achieving nationwide environmental goals.
Read More →The Township of North Brunswick is the first in New Jersey to transition its entire fleet to Neste renewable diesel. The municipal fleet first tested renewable diesel earlier this year in its fleet of public work trucks.
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Read More →The Certificate of Conformity confirms that the Bollinger B4 meets the EPA emissions requirements.
Read More →Equipped with a Heil 25 cubic-yard rear loader body, the Mack LR Electric is the first electric Class 8 vehicle in Portland’s fleet.
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