The infographics include a short history of the different charging systems, power ratings, plug-in locations within 50 miles of North Carolina, the top three counties by charger count, and the average new plugs per year over the past five years. Charts are used to indicate the plug's power distribution as well as the plug density.
DownloadThe annual report highlights Center achievements that took place from July 2023 to June 2024.
DownloadThis flyer lists the training courses that are offered in Fall 2024 along with their descriptions.
DownloadSome citations for research and study literature show considerable improvements in student respiratory
health, academic performance, and student attendance when old diesel school buses are replaced with
cleaner engines or electric school buses. They emphasize the benefits of transitioning to cleaner and
more environmentally-friendly school buses.
The main points of these six studies are that
● Diesel exhaust causes cancer,
● Exhaust from diesel engine school buses can be higher inside than outside the bus,
● Retrofitting diesel school buses is not only beneficial for students’ health but also improves their
academic outcomes,
● Reducing school bus emissions is clearly associated with better academic performance, and
● Increasing the pace at which older, highly polluting buses are replaced positively impacts
student attendance.
This comprehensive guide aims to demystify the array of incentives available for EV purchases and charging station installations statewide. From federal grants to utility-funded initiatives, the document outlines numerous financial avenues for those eager to embrace sustainable transportation solutions.
Visit LinkQuarterly publication detailing legislative and regulatory actions on grid modernization across the country. Includes a comprehensive review of state and investor-owned utility actions related to advanced metering infrastructure, smart grid technologies, energy storage, microgrids, demand response, utility business model reform, and rate reform. Actions cover studies and investigations, planning and market access rules, regulatory reforms, policies, financial incentives, and utility deployment.
DownloadQuarterly publication detailing legislative and regulatory actions related to electric vehicles and charging infrastructure across the country. Includes a comprehensive review of state and investor-owned utility actions related to studies and investigations, regulation, rate design, market development, financial incentives, and utility deployment.
DownloadThis flyer lists the courses offered for Spring 2024 along with descriptions of each course and registration information.
DownloadThis report provides readers with information on the types of policy models states are employing to guide solar decommissioning; provides updates on legislation that has passed or is still being considered as of the end of 2023 related to solar decommissioning; gives a brief analysis of current state by state policy – specifically those offering state-based rules and statutes; and ends with a summary of notable trends and concluding thoughts.
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