Massachusetts was one of the first states to adopt a comprehensive program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Getting more electric vehicles (EVs) on the road is part of the strategy. The Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) has used its experience managing statewide EV incentive programs to develop and administer the Massachusetts Offers Rebates for Electric Vehicle (MOR-EV) program.
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Rural and disadvantaged communities face some of the same challenges as any region in deploying electric vehicle charging infrastructure. They need to raise awareness, increase affordability, reduce range anxiety, provide funding and streamline permitting. These communities also face challenges that require unique approaches.
The Center for Sustainable Energy, along with project partners Tesla and Olivine, demonstrated the ability to bid five behind-the-meter (BTM) energy storage systems into the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) wholesale energy and ancillary service markets.
A major barrier to widespread electric vehicle (EV) adoption is the lack of public and workplace EV charging infrastructure. Federal funding to spur economic recovery and infrastructure development could help states overcome this barrier. Making the best use of funding will require a data-driven approach.
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Melanie Turner, California Air Resources Board
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SAN DIEGO – The nonprofit Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) announced today that communications leader Serena Ingre is joining its 10-member board of directors and global accounting expert Lee Duran will chair the board.
As the solar industry has grown and rooftop solar installation costs have dropped, the United States has become the second largest deployer of solar energy in the world. Yet solar’s economic and environmental benefits have not been experienced equitably by all.
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The transportation sector is the nation’s largest direct source of climate-altering greenhouse gas emissions, making it critically important to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs).