Update December 19, 2023: The original blog post stated that the North American Charging Standard was not a true industry standard. On December 18th, SAE, the professional engineering organization that…
The state of Michigan owns or leases 14,354 vehicles, according to the 2023 State of Michigan Fleet Plan. In FY2022, the State’s leased fleet utilized 6,175,773 gallons of fuel, traveling…
There are currently over 140,000 level 2 and DC fast EV charging stations deployed across the United States. According to an S&P Global study, to support the expected 7.8 million…
In the United States, school buses transport over 20 million students to and from school daily. Shockingly, over 90% of these buses are diesel powered, emitting harmful pollutants that pose…
A clean fuels standard aims to reduce the average carbon intensity of transportation fuels over time. Carbon intensity measures the greenhouse gas emissions that a fuel is responsible for, and…
Clean school buses are a win-win-win; they are good for students’ health and wellbeing, save districts money, and support the transition to a clean energy economy. A bill (SB 63)…
Today, Governor Whitmer released her budget proposal, which includes more than $498 million for grants, tax credits, and programs that will accelerate the transition to cleaner mobility in Michigan. Clean…
The U.S. Departments of Energy, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and the Environmental Protection Agency released a roadmap of strategies and actions to remove all emissions from the transportation sector…
Clean Fuels Michigan is pleased to announce its 2023 Board of Directors. This board of industry leaders will guide Clean Fuels Michigan’s efforts to accelerate the transition to clean transportation…
Cleaner transportation will benefit all Michiganders by reducing harmful emissions while also reducing fuel and maintenance costs. The transition to clean, more innovative mobility technologies will require a shift in…