The report investigates how the fuel type and age of school bus fleets may be affecting U.S. communities disproportionately exposed to air pollution. Researchers explore how a focus on equity has brought zero-emission electric school buses to the school districts most harmed by the oldest, most polluting diesel school buses.

This document presents an in-depth case study of Telangana’s approach to sustainable transportation solutions, exploring the strategic integration of incentives, regulatory measures, and technological advancements that form the backbone of the state’s retrofit ecosystem.

The report analyses trends in smart grid technology innovation, detailing the timing, locations, and subsectors of these advancements. By examining innovation at the city level it uncovers the geographical model of smart grid innovation.

This paper evaluates a light-duty FCEV under both laboratory and on-road conditions.

This paper presents a performance analysis of RL-based EMS in a Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV).

This study introduces a cold-start emission model, integrating travel time, dynamic emission rates, and cold-start durations by fuel type.

This paper focuses on both fast and slow charging stations, indicating a rapid increase in their numbers for the upcoming years.

The study quantified BEV mileage and electricity consumption and highlighted the important role of vehicle utilization in contributing to real-world pollution damages and their spatial variation.

The study compares rideshare drivers and commuters on symbolic and instrumental attribute perceptions, focusing on their influences on electric vehicle adoption intent.

This paper discussed conventional and alternative mechanical energy storage methods, as well as the most recent advancements in the sector.