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At Ford’s Dearborn Research and Engineering Campus Central Energy Plant (CEP), the digital twin helps operators and engineers manage energy and operational risks by monitoring the CEP’s energy systems, including the combined heat and power (CHP) system, heat recovery chillers, electric centrifugal chillers, thermal energy storage, and other equipment. This column from the Department of Energy's Better Buildings explores how the design and construction of the CEP ensure that campus building upgrades followed specific sustainability principles.

Los Angeles International Airport premiered a new commercial EV charging installation that supports medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicle fleets.

Modesto City Schools in California purchased 30 zero-emission school buses to rapidly convert nearly 50% of its diesel-powered bus fleet to clean energy to reduce GHG gas emissions.

A.P. Moller-Maersk (Maersk) partnered with Einride, a Swedish freight technology company, who will provide its freight mobility platform to Maersk. The solution includes 300 Einride connected electric trucks.

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee signed into law a bill setting a date of 2030 for all new cars registered in the state to be electric.

Cincinnati is implementing a new city policy that calls for purchasing only electric vehicles, when available, with the goal of having a 100% electrified fleet by 2035.

bp announced plans to invest £1 billion in electric vehicle charging in the UK through bp pulse, bp’s EV charging business.

Antelope Valley Transit Authority (ATVA) now has a 100% zero emission fleet with the addition of 24 MCI Coaches.

Stellantis N.V. and LG Energy Solution (LGES) announced they have executed definitive agreements to establish the first large-scale, domestic, EV battery manufacturing facility in Canada.