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Least-cost truck charging infrastructure to benefit all stakeholders - International Council on Clean Transportation
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Least-cost truck charging infrastructure to benefit all stakeholders - International Council on Clean Transportation
Energy and vehicle regulators in Massachusetts and California have two things in common: (1) both require manufacturers to sell an increasing number of zero-emission trucks to comply with the Advanced Clean Trucks regulation and (2) both have average residential electricity rates nearly 90% higher than the national average. So, there’s a tension. While truck manufacturers assert that utilities aren’t building charging infrastructure fast enough,…
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