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Over $5 million was awarded to three school districts, Detroit, Lansing and Pontiac to purchase clean-school buses that have little to no carbon emissions.

AMBER TWP. — Two local school districts in Mason County are the next in line to begin the state’s transition to clean and electric energy school bus fleets. Receiving two

The electrification of the first Mackinac Island ferry is underway, part of a bold initiative to modernize the fleet and other ships serving the region. Its also part of an ambitious plan to bolster the economy of the Straits of Mackinac.

A Mackinac Island passenger ferry will be converted to zero-emissions electric power with the help of a $3.06 million award…

The new grant will help bring shore power to the dock, to help incoming vessels reduce gas emissions while docked at the city.

A major passenger ferry to Mackinac Island will undergo renovations to transition from gas to an electric engine.

A Michigan agency will convert the Chippewa ferry to electric power. The 61-year-old diesel engines will be replaced with electric motors.  

The Sault Ste. Marie City Commission has taken additional steps in the Carbide Dock rehabilitation project.

Vast giveaways for production, batteries, vehicle purchases, charging stations

The City of Grand Rapids, Mich., recently accepted a $1.44 million grant from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) Fuel