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Homecoming Capital. an investor in zero-emission infrastructure, announced that it has made an initial $50 million commitment to Clean Energy Terminals, a pioneer of U.S. offshore wind port infrastructure development. CET will...

Construction has begun on the second major charging depot for heavy-duty electric trucks serving the Port of Long Beach.

Forum Mobility, a leading heavy-duty truck charging infrastructure provider, celebrated the groundbreaking of its new "FM Harbor" charging...

/PRNewswire/ -- Elemental Excelerator, a nonprofit investor scaling climate technologies for deep community impact, announced the opening of applications for...

Swedish transportation developer Einride AB made a splash last month when it unveiled a 65-unit charging station in Lynwood that can reportedly fully charge as many as 200 battery-powered drayage trucks a day.

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Electric trucks and charging infrastructure should advance this year without some of the growing pains that held them back in 2023. The post Electric trucks should shake off setbacks in 2024 appeared first on FreightWaves.

Neri Diaz thought he was ready for a crucial juncture in California’s ambitious plans, closely watched in other states and

A brief snow storm shuttered I-90 in Washington state. Also: Californias new drayage truck regs means more chargers are urgently needed; FleetDrive 360 added to Truckstop Partner Marketplace; 750,000th Pete rolls off Denton assembly line.

/PRNewswire/ -- Forum Mobility, a leading freight electrification provider, announced a new heavy-duty truck charging depot in the Port of Long Beach. This new...