https://youtu.be/2UQwAqEzQzQ Who are Electric Vehicles for and will Mass. hit its 2035 phase out of fossil-fuel cars? Mark Schieldrop, … [Read more...]
WATCH: Who are Electric Vehicles for? Can Mass. Phase Out New Fossil Fuel Cars by 2035?
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Cape Leaders Call for More Faster EV Charging Infrastructure
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Plans for Electric Vehicle Fast Chargers Launched
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Electric Buses Coming to Nantucket
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NANTUCKET - Electric buses could soon become a common sight on Nantucket roads. Nantucket Regional Transit Authority officials said that two electric … [Read more...]
Steamship Authority Going Electric with New Buses
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FALMOUTH - In a step towards more green transportation, the Steamship Authority has officially cut the ribbons on three new electric buses that will … [Read more...]
Harwich Considering More EV Charging Stations
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HARWICH - Harwich officials are exploring ways to expand the number of electric vehicle charging stations in the town. Harwich Energy … [Read more...]
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