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Louisiana Clean Fuels Seeks Nominations for the Katry Martin Award
Posted by Victoria on Sep. 18, 2020 / Clean Cities and Communities, Awards & Grants / Subscribe 0
Every two years, LCF honors one person whose kindness, positive attitude, and passion for alternative fuels sets them apart from their peers. LCF is asking for nominations for the 2020 Katry Martin Award.
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FOTW #1151: Lithium-Ion Battery Capacity for New All-Electric Vehicles Sold in the United States Reached a Record High in 2019
Posted by Victoria on Sep. 15, 2020 / Electric Vehicles, Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation, EERE Fact of the Week / Subscribe 0
With a 1% increase in sales and increasing battery pack size, all-electric vehicles (EVs) captured a record amount of total plug-in vehicle battery capacity sold in 2019, 17.4 gigawatt-hours.
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Webinar Wednesday Series: EV Work Trucks & Fleet Electrification Basics
Posted by Victoria on Sep. 4, 2020 / Clean Fuels Events - Statewide, Clean Fuels Events - National/Regional, Clean Fuels Infrastructure, Clean Cities and Communities / Subscribe 0
Our next Wednesday Webinar Series focuses on Electric Work Trucks and helping fleets start to plan for adding these low maintenance & quiet vehicles to their fleets.
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Clean, Green and Quiet: Baton Rouge's Newest Transit Buses are Electric!
Posted by admin on Sep. 4, 2020 / Electric Vehicles, Clean Cities and Communities, LCF Members / Subscribe 0
Have you seen the smart looking green and yellow CATS buses driving around Baton Rouge? These “green” new buses are so quiet that many Baton Rouge residents may not have noticed them yet.
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