Emissions & Efficiency - Mar 20th, 2024
 
 
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March 20, 2024
A zero-emission fleet future can be daunting. However, early discussions with dealers and OEMs—even years before ditching the exhaust pipes—can help fleets plan for decarbonized operations.
It could cost fleets $145,000 per heavy-duty truck to build out electric charging infrastructure nationwide, according to Clean Freight Coalition research. The study finds electrifying medium-duty operations more attainable in the near term but questions how the nation could handle mass electrification...
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With CARB rules looming, this year's heavy-duty engine trends are keeping emissions and efficiency in mind.
Today's fleet leaders must balance regulatory and customer pushes toward decarbonization with the pragmatic pull toward traditional diesel power.
Small drayage fleets can gain real-world experience with battery-electric trucks through the program.
The National Zero-Emission Freight Corridor Strategy provides guidance for charging and hydrogen fueling infrastructure for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles over 15 years.
Is the industry being forced to push the zero-emission cart?