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Range Zero Emissions’ new partnership with Hyundai Translead will provide sales, service, and aftermarket support for the XCIENT Fuel Cell Truck, allowing full West Coast coverage of the medium-heavy duty commercial EV market.
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Hydrogen fuel offers zero harmful emissions, incredible energy density, and flexible production pathways. In this video, we learn from a hydrogen industry insider about the three biggest benefits of hydrogen as a fuel to power commercial vehicles.
Read More →CALSTART’s interactive National Medium- and Heavy-Duty Zero-Emission Infrastructure Map now locates approximately 1,500 ports at 162 total public, semi-public, and shared electric vehicle (EV) charging and hydrogen refueling facilities for Class 2b-8 trucks.
Read More →The Green Transportation Summit & Expo, taking place later this month in Tacoma, Washington, will feature a Tesla Semi and other zero-emission vehicles in its Ride and Drive event.
Read More →Sourcewell has approved a procurement contract for Workhorse, which allows the truck maker to expand its reach to government, educational, and nonprofit sectors in all 50 states and Canada.
Read More →As the firm’s new national zero-emission fleet lead, Mike Finnern will help WSP grow its fleet services practice through his electric vehicle, technology, and transit expertise.
Read More →Established by Daimler Truck North America, Navistar, Inc., and Volvo Group North America, Powering America’s Commercial Transportation (PACT) is the unified voice for medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicle infrastructure
Read More →Renewable diesel is an alternative to traditional diesel that promises a greener future and enhanced operational advantages for work truck fleets.
Read More →California passed its new Advanced Clean Fleets. Here's how to navigate the complexities to make the operational shifts necessary to operate compliant fleets.
Read More →Mack's Roanoke Valley Operations in Virginia will purchase 100% of its renewable energy with zero CO2 emissions from Appalachian Power.
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