Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Zero-emission Truck Roadshow. the Objective of the Zero-emission Truck Roadshow Is to Familiarize Fleet Owners and Managers in Disadvantaged Communities With Zero-emission Trucks by Hosting Six Test Drive Events Across the U.s. at Each Event, 150 Attendees Shall Experience 10 Zero-emission Trucks, Learn About Incentives, Total Cost of Ownership, and Charging Infrastructure and Be Encouraged to Decarbonize Transportation and Consider How These Trucks Can Best Integrate Into Their Fleets. Based on Lessons Learned, a Zero-emission Truck Roadshow Toolkit Shall Be Developed for Clean Cities Organizations Across the U.s. to Duplicate This Effort.
Committed
$998,772
Paid out
$441.5K
44%
Committed, not yet paid
$557.3K
56%
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