Although transportation is still a leading source of greenhouse gas emissions in California. AC Transit was the first transit agency to join the California Climate Action Registry and has been named a “Climate Action Leader.” They have long been a statewide and national leader in developing and deploying hydrogen fuel-cell technology for its bus fleet. Expansion of on-site hydrogen production and fueling capacity is needed and the existing hydrogen bus program should also be expanded. They need to move to zero-emission fleets for maintenance and company pool vehicles as well. The biggest problem is lack of funding for new equipment, which is seriously threatened by lack of federal support.
What can AC Transit do to move them towards a zero-emission fleet to help California meet its clean air target?
by dianecshaw | Aug 26, 2018 | Blog