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Emissions reduction policies are in jeopardy. How NY can right the ship | Opinion
T wenty-five years ago this month, the fuel spigots at the bus depots of New York City Transit were converted to a new diesel fuel. This “ultra-low sulfur diesel” fuel contained about 15 ...

Flint leads Michigan's clean transit revolution with propane-powered buses
Flint is revolutionizing its public transit system with cleaner, cost-saving technology that's made in Michigan.

HTEC opens clean hydrogen production facility in B.C.
HTEC has opened the Burnaby Clean Hydrogen Production Facility on Oct. 24, home to British Columbia’s first commercial-scale clean hydrogen electrolyzer.

New double-decker buses introduced next month
Six new double-decker buses will join the Isle of Man's bus fleet, at a cost of £1.4m. The new vehicles are the first of their kind bought by Bus Vannin since the Covid pandemic, and will replace ...

Bus Vannin to welcome six new double-deckers as part of £1.4m fleet renewal
The new buses, built by Wrightbus in Ballymena, Northern Ireland, are StreetDeck Ultroliners powered by Cummins B6.7-litre six-cylinder diesel engines, featuring the latest eco-efficient Voith DIWA.8 ...

HTEC opens commercial-scale clean hydrogen plant in British Columbia
Hydrogen Technology & Energy Corp. (HTEC; Vancouver, B.C., Canada) has officially opened the Burnaby Clean Hydrogen Production Facility, including ...

The Future of Public Transit: Electric Buses and Beyond
The revolution happening on our city streets is quiet, clean, and unstoppable. Transit systems worldwide are throwing out their diesel playbooks in favor of electric solutions that promise to reshape ...

Officials celebrate major milestone after revolutionizing vehicle fleet: 'How it can and should be done'
Residents are sure to continue to see upgrades and improvements. Officials celebrate major milestone after revolutionizing vehicle fleet: 'How it can and should be done' first appeared on The Cool ...

Why fleets that just want to run diesel should care about the Messy Middle
Five takeaways today’s trucking operations can glean from NACFE's latest Run on Less study, which featured 13 fleets running diesel, natural gas, battery-electric, and ...

From Diesel to Hydrogen: NACFE’s Run on Less Captures Freight’s Transition in Motion
NACFE's Messy Middle findings offer a snapshot of how fleets are navigating the transition toward cleaner, more efficient freight movement.