CTE received a Notice of Intent to Award to help the City of Corvallis, Oregon in deploying two battery electric buses.

CTE is pleased to announce our work with Lawrence Transit to deploy five new electric buses in Lawrence, Kansas. Funded by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Low or No Emission Vehicle (Low-No) program, this project is the first step in the City of Lawrence's recently passed ordinance to convert 100% of their fleet to clean energy by 2035.

CTE Provides Conclusions from TVIDC Advisory Panel on Key Strategies for Improving and Expanding the Deployment of Zero-Emission Buses

This resource is designed to educate transit agencies on current best practices for zero-emission bus deployments. Whether you're a seasoned ZEB champion or looking to deploy your first bus, the guidebook is a useful tool in navigating the journey towards zero-emissions.

This paper explores the benefits and challenges of joint procurement for zero-emission buses in the North American market.

CTE and RHFCC are pleased to release Procurement Strategies for Reducing Capital Costs of Zero-Emission Buses, which evaluates the challenges associated with procuring zero-emission buses (ZEBs) and how joint procurement strategies can effectively decrease costs in the North American market.

For transit agencies considering fleet electrification, a strong relationship with the local electric utility is critical, as adding ZEVs to your fleet could lead to you becoming one of your utility's largest customers.