Zero-Emissions School Bus and Infrastructure (ZESBI) Project
Sector: Government • Location: California, United States
Source: Charged EVs
The ZESBI project involves awarding $500 million in funding to 133 educational agencies in California to purchase 1,000 electric school buses and related charging infrastructure. The program aims to replace internal combustion engine school buses with zero-emission technology by 2035, with an extension for rural communities until 2045. Awardees receive grants to replace old buses and install charg
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Description | The ZESBI project involves awarding $500 million in funding to 133 educational agencies in California to purchase 1,000 electric school buses and related charging infrastructure. The program aims to replace internal combustion engine school buses with zero-emission technology by 2035, with an extension for rural communities until 2045. Awardees receive grants to replace old buses and install charging infrastructure, prioritizing small, rural, and disadvantaged school districts. |
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