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EPA Doubles IIJA Funding for Electric School Buses
Lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from electric school buses are lower than diesel and propane across all regions.
Lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from electric school buses are lower than diesel and propane across all regions. | AFLEET 2020, World Resources Ins
Oct 6, 2022
EPA announced it's nearly doubling the funds available from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act for the Clean School Bus Program in 2022 to $965 million.
Environmental Protection AgencyHeavy-duty vehicles
KeywordsClean School Bus Programelectric school buses (ESBs)Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA)Michael Regan
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