Strategically located charging stations within 50 miles of designated areas and one mile of exits feature four high-speed charging ports, 24/7 accessibility, and broadband or cellular connectivity.
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has taken significant steps to enhance the federal government’s electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, highlighting a commitment to sustainability and modernization in federal operations.
This funding will support 33 projects across 20 states to decarbonize energy-intensive industries, foster good-paying union jobs, revitalize industrial communities, and reinforce national manufacturing competitiveness.
Aviation gears up for 2030 with a strong push towards SAF and tech innovations, aiming to boost sustainability, workforce, and security.
A new report outlines pathways for the island to run on clean energy, including grid stabilization measures and deployment of energy resources.
The investment is the first of three disbursements of $250 million coming from the Assisting Federal Facilities with Energy Conservation Technologies program, established in 1992 to help agencies cut energy consumption and save taxpayer dollars.
The money will provide support to an estimated 30 local groups through NFWF’s Longleaf Landscape Stewardship Fund and the Northern Great Plains Program to restore and manage nearly a million acres of forests and grasslands.
The funding was announced simultaneously with the publication of the Fifth National Climate Assessment.
If finalized, the proposal would allow the Forest Service to consider proposals for projects that capture and store carbon emissions in underground geologic formations.
The investment will fund research, support the development of new varieties, disease management, labor cost-savings, climate resilience, and greener pesticides and energy.