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EPA Proposal to Ease Diesel Emissions Compliance Could Improve Reliability for Motorcoach Operators Motorcoach operators could see significant improvements in vehicle reliability and lower operating costs under a proposed rule announced by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that would overhaul portions of federal heavy-duty diesel emissions requirements.

CALSTART: EPA Proposal To Amend NOx Emissions Standards for Heavy-Duty Trucks Risks Undermining Real-World Progress, Vehicle Reliability, and U.S. Innovation Strict, enforceable emissions standards have driven cleaner heavy-duty vehicles and measurable public health gains.

DEQ’s Climate Protection Program Announces CALSTART as Provisional Community Climate Investment Entity Statewide, OR – The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality selected the non-profit CALSTART and partners as a provisional Community Climate Investment entity for the agency’s Climate Protection Program.

Why California nonprofit was chosen to oversee Oregon climate projects CALSTART, a California-based clean transportation nonprofit, has been chosen to administer local climate investments under Oregon’s Climate Protection Program.

ZET Momentum Rebounds: State Leadership Is Shaping Where Adoption Accelerates By Cristy Almonte The U.S. zero-emission truck (ZET) market just doubled its pace. In the second half of 2025, fleets deployed nearly twice as many ZETs as in the first 6 months of the year — signaling a fundamental shift in how American fleets think about electrification.

On EV Readiness, Report Finds States Offer Uneven Terrain States on the West Coast and East Coast, which typically offer various consumer incentives paired with EV policy goals, tended to score the highest. These states also marked strong growth in both EV registrations and the number of public chargers. California, which received an overall score of 11 — tying with Massachusetts — counted more than 2.2 million zero-emission vehicles in 2025, according to the California Energy Commission.

Sixth Annual Clean Trucks NY Conference This July; NYSERDA President and CEO Doreen M. Harris to Keynote at Event This year, TANY and CALSTART’s event brings attendees a loaded agenda and an electrifying vehicle showcase.

Porterville USD Taps ForeFront Power for Zero-Emission Infrastructure Project Including Solar, Storage, Microgrid & EV Charging PORTERVILLE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Porterville Unified School District (PUSD) is set to develop a comprehensive solar, battery energy storage, microgrid, and electric vehicle (EV) fleet charging project to meet the District’s intersecting energy, transportation, and resilience needs with clean, renewable, lower-cost electricity.

California EV Buyer Incentive Agreement Moves Toward Point-of-Sale Savings California’s proposed first-time electric vehicle buyer incentive is moving from budget concept to implementation planning, with the state and automakers expected to share the cost of new point-of-sale savings for residents buying their first EV.

Sanalife Energy Powers California’s Commercial Truck Charging Research Hub in Carson ,  /PRNewswire/ — Sanalife Energy was chosen as part of a larger consortium to commission California’s first commercial truck-charging research hub in Carson. Sanalife’s E360 energy management system serves as the real-time monitoring engine for the project’s electrification and data collection.