Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Project Is to Research and Assess the Barriers to Adoption for Zero-emission Transit Buses. This Work Will Encompass Vehicle and Enabling Technologies Workforce Constraints Supply Chain Issues and Numerous Additional Factors That May Be Hindering the Industry From Adoption. Phase 1 Will Entail Primary and Secondary Research of Transit Agencies Oems Suppliers and Other Stakeholders to Identify Barriers and Eventually Propose Solutions to Those Barriers.; Activities Performed: Calstart Will Interview Transit Agencies State Dots Oems Component Suppliers and Additional Stakeholders That Have a Role to Play in the Adoption and Deployment of Zero-emission Technologies.; Expected Outcomes: Calstart Will Develop a Report That Will Identify Multiple Barrier Lanes and Proposed Solutions That Can Address These Barriers. This Will Be Submitted to Fta for a Gate Review.; Intended Beneficiaries: Transit Agencies Oems Utilities and Infrastructure Providers Across the Us Are the Intended Beneficiaries.; Subrecipient Activities: None.
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