After the Endangerment Finding: Where Zero-Emission Trucks Go From Here
Federal truck GHG standards are gone and California’s rules are tied up in court. Why zero-emission trucks now have to win on economics, and where they already can.
What Daimler Truck’s Latest Hydrogen Platform Signals for Freight
The unveiling of the Mercedes-Benz NextGenH2 Truck by Daimler Truck is less about a single vehicle launch and more about knowledge transfer: showing how hydrogen
Hyundai’s new Battery Lab marks a turning point in the EV conversation.
By Joe Soliz, Transportation Technology Leader & Connected Fleet Innovator Hyundai’s new state-of-the-art Battery Diagnostics Lab signals that the next phase of the EV transition
The Rise and Fall of Nikola: A Case Study in the Electric Vehicle Industry’s Growing Pains
Nikola Corporation, once heralded as a trailblazer in the electric vehicle (EV) sector, has now joined a growing list of companies struggling to navigate the
Ensuring Fairness in Highway Funding: The Case for the Fair SHARE Act
The United States’ vast road network is critical to economic growth, mobility, and commerce. Maintaining and expanding this infrastructure requires consistent investment, yet the financial
President Trump’s Executive Orders and Their Impact on Clean Transportation
On his first day in office, President Trump issued a series of executive orders (EOs) that have the potential to dramatically reshape U.S. energy, environmental,
California’s Stricter Low Carbon Fuel Standards: A Balancing Act Between Climate Goals and Economic Concerns
California has long been a leader in progressive environmental policy, and its latest move by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) reinforces this reputation. Last
Hydrogen: A Catalyst for Sustainable Transformation in Georgia and Beyond
Hydrogen energy is rapidly emerging as a transformative force in clean energy innovation, offering unprecedented opportunities for policymakers, economic leaders, and transportation innovators. As a