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Proterra Inc. Press Releases
- Nikola and Proterra agree to long-term battery supply for zero-emission class 8 semi trucks January 18, 2022
- Proterra battery technology to power Vicinity Motor Corp. electric transit buses and work trucks January 13, 2022
- Proterra announces EV battery factory in South Carolina as demand for commercial electric vehicles grows December 14, 2021
- Proterra Announces Leadership Succession Plan December 9, 2021
- Anadolu Isuzu and Proterra announce collaboration for next-generation Citi VOLT battery-electric buses in Europe November 16, 2021
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Webinars
Planning the Transition to a Fully Electric Fleet
With fleet operators moving beyond EV pilot deployments and transitioning to fully electric fleets, there is a growing need for tools to plan large EV deployments at the lowest possible cost.
During the second webinar in Proterra’s Powered Up: Fleet Electrification Educational Series, we looked at the key factors to take into account for an electric bus deployment and discussed how those considerations change when planning a full fleet transition to zero-emission vehicles. The presentation covered everything from gathering the data for determining your fleet’s energy needs to delivering that energy at the lowest cost, reducing demand charges, minimizing hardware and installation costs, and the impact of adding a solar system with stationary battery storage.
Proterra hosted this webinar on March 25, 2021, to share how the company has incorporated learnings from a decade of delivering electric buses into a comprehensive and cost-effective approach to planning fully electric fleet deployments.
2020 Bus and Bus Facilities Funding Program Webinar
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has announced that it will make available more than $454 million in grants to help fund buses and bus facilities in communities nationwide. Procurement of electric buses, chargers, and associated electric bus infrastructure are eligible bus and facilities projects under this program. In the 2019 program, $66 million in funding across 11 projects was awarded to electric bus and charger projects. Proterra hosted webinar on 2/12/20 with an overview of the program, a look at historic program trends, and useful tips on crafting a successful proposal.