Michigan State University received a $500,000 grant so it can continue researching electric vehicle infrastructure designs in smart cities.
MSU partnered with Consumers Energy for an all-new electric fleet.
MSU purchased 40 new electric vehicles — a mix of sedans, minivans, and light-duty pickup trucks — that are set to arrive this summer.
A successful test at Notre Dame has led the manufacturer to expand its EV Campus Program to universities and colleges nationwide.
The vehicle will be used for Bruinaccess, a complimentary paratransit service provided by UCLA for qualified individuals curb to curb rides from most points on or near campus.
The initial group of 11 universities and colleges increases total electric vehicle commitments by 225 fleets to almost 3,800 EVs.
The Florida Association of Governmental Fleet Administrators (FLAGFA) scholarship program remains strong and continues to support the next generation of technicians.
The Automotive Technology program at Collin College in Allen, Texas, is designed to prepare students for high‐skill, high‐demand positions in the automotive industry.
The partnership will help the University of Pittsburgh reduce costs and upgrade its fleet with alternative energy vehicles, which will further support the university’s commitment to making the campus carbon neutral by 2037.
Kathy Wellik and her team adapt to change by being flexible and learning new skills that enable them to assist other sectors of Iowa State University.
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