Community Advocates For Clean Energy Host Nov. 13 Webinar On EPA Clean School Bus Grant Program

The Community Advocates For Clean Energy will host a November 13 webinar on EPA's Clean School Bus Grant Program from Noon to 1:15 p.m.

Join us to learn firsthand accounts of the benefits of transitioning your fleet to electric, about available funding options, and what it takes to electrify a depot from Pennsylvania districts that have electrified their buses.

Electric school buses not only result in reduced greenhouse gas emissions and cleaner air, they also save on maintenance and fuel costs, can provide power back to the grid or buildings during emergencies, and have been linked to improved academic outcomes.

Speakers include--

-- Joshua Dziubek, Energy Program Specialist at PA Department of Environmental Protection

-- Sydney Stern, EPA Region 3 CSB Team Lead and

-- Charlotte Leon, Project Officer at EPA Region 3

-- James Whitesel, Director of Facilities at Unionville Chadds Ford School District

-- Mark “J.J.” Carnes, Business Manager at Steelton-Highspire School District

-- Claire Alford, Eastern Regional Manager at Highland Electric Fleets

-- Kevin Matthews, Head of Electrification at First Student

This event is brought to you by Community Advocates for Clean Energy, Generation 180 and Sierra Club Pennsylvania Chapter’s Clean Communities Project.

Click Here to register and for more information.

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-- LandGate White Paper Catalogs 11 GW Of Solar Energy Facilities Proposed In Pennsylvania  [PaEN]

-- Washington & Jefferson College Hosts Nov. 12 Webinar On State Road Budget Impacts Of Electric Vehicle Transition  [PaEN]

-- Community Advocates For Clean Energy Host Nov. 13 Webinar On EPA Clean School Bus Grant Program  [PaEN]

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-- Penn State Extension Energy Essentials Update Highlights Grid-Scale Solar Energy; Restarting Nuclear Plants; Ag Innovation Grants; Educational Opportunities

-- Pittsburgh Business Times: Pittsburgh Tech Council Discusses How Regulations Are Impacting Supply Chain Sustainability

-- Utility Dive: FERC Approves PJM Plan To Omit Energy Efficiency Resources From Capacity Auctions

[Posted: November 6, 2024]


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