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The full NewJersey state Senate approved legislation Monday that would require the NewJersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) to develop and implement an electric school bus program. The bill (S4077) , of which Senator Patrick J. Diegnan Jr., Diegnan Jr.,
NewJersey Governor Phil Murphy announced the NewJersey Partnership to Plug-In, a statewide partnership to build out the necessary infrastructure to support electric vehicle ownership. The NewJersey Partnership to Plug-In will be ratified under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). —Governor Murphy.
The NewJersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) announced the adoption of the Advanced Clean Truck and Fleet Reporting rules. The adoption of these rules establishes NewJersey as one of the first states to require phasing in of clean electric commercial trucks to replace diesel-powered trucks.
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NewJersey is introducing an additional registration fee for EVs. Governor Phil Murphy signed a law last week renewing NewJersey's transportation trust fund that adds an annual fee set at $250 this year, and rising $10 over the remaining.
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The report found that 56 million scrap tires remain in stockpiles, mostly in Arizona, Colorado, Michigan, NewJersey, New Mexico, Texas, Virginia and Washington, half of which—NewJersey, New Mexico, Texas and Virginia—do not have active stockpile cleanup programs.
NewJersey’s 2019 Energy Master Plan (EMP) laid out the blueprint for how the state can achieve a 100% emissions-free economy by 2050. It envisions a future where a home powered by 100% clean electricity keeps its occupants cool in the summer and warm in the winter by using a cold-climate heat pump. One where the […].
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The consent decree for this settlement was lodged in the US District Court for the District of NewJersey and is subject to final court approval. In FY 2020, EPA resolved 31 civil enforcement cases for tampering and aftermarket defeat devices—the most for any one year in the agency’s history.
These new all-electric transit buses will be required to be housed at bus depots or operate on routes located within Environmental Justice communities. The funds were secured to mitigate damages from the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal through the federal settlement with Volkswagen.
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BMW i3s at the Port Jersey Vehicle Distribution Center in Jersey City, NewJersey. Suited for dense urban areas, the BMW i3 has a base MSRP of $41,350; the range-extender model will have a starting MSRP of $45,200. Click to enlarge.
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Massachusetts NewJersey. Signatories of the MOU represent 40% of the US population and 35% of registered medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. Other signatories to the memorandum of understanding include: California. Connecticut. Washington, DC. North Carolina. Pennsylvania. Rhode Island. Washington.
By 2025, approximately 15% of all new light-duty vehicles sold in the state must be either electric or fuel-cell powered. Nine states have agreed to follow California’s ZEV mandate: Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, NewJersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
Since the bill was introduced last year as the first-of-its-kind in the US to set a deadline for the transition to EVs, California, Massachusetts, and NewJersey have announced 2035 targets for ending sales of new internal combustion engined cars.
NewJersey is the state that added the most new-generation diesel buses in 2021 (more than 300) compared to the previous year. increase in number of new diesel buses put in service (2021 vs. 2020). Washington D.C.
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NewJersey Governor Phil Murphy announced that the state will initiate the process to adopt Advanced Clean Cars II. While late to the party, we are pleased to see that NewJersey has finally joined California in adopting this regulation. It helps solidify the state as a national climate leader.
As part of the Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI), Delaware, Maryland, NewJersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Virginia have participated actively in developing the TCI-P and have the opportunity to join the program in the future.
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