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Charged EVs | Maryland Utility Will Subsidize 28 Electric School Buses in a Pilot that Will Also Test V2G Tech
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Charged EVs | Maryland utility will subsidize 28 electric school buses in a pilot that will also test V2G tech
Electric utility Potomac Edison, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy that serves some 285,000 customers in Maryland, has received approval from the Maryland Public Service Commission to launch a pilot program aimed at helping local school systems transition to zero-emission school buses, EVinfo reports. Maryland’s Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022 requires public school systems to purchase [...]
Maryland utility will subsidize 28 electric school buses in a pilot that will also test V2G tech
Electric utility Potomac Edison, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy that serves some 285,000 customers in Maryland, has received approval from the Maryland Public Service Commission to launch a pilot program aimed at helping local school systems transition to zero-emission school buses, EVinfo reports. Maryland’s Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022 requires public school systems to purchase zero-emission vehicles. Potomac Edison aims to address one of th…
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