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The Chemours multi-million dollar Battery Innovation Center opens at the company’s Newark Discovery Hub.
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36 charges are already on base, and out of 200 government vehicles, 4 are electric.
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The General Assembly gives the final approval to convert state-operated passenger and light-duty vehicles to zero-emission vehicles by 2040.
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Democratic lawmakers advance a bill requiring state-operated passenger and light-duty vehicles to be zero emission by 2040.
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Delaware expands its Clean Transportation Incentive Program.
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New Castle County residents will see an electric trash truck picking up the garbage in neighborhoods.
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A bill to provide financial assistance for installing in-home electric vehicle chargers for low-income Delawareans is released from the House Natural Resource and Energy Committee.
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The City of Milford completes a new electric vehicle charging station with grant and city funding.
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DelDOT requests an additional $32.5 million to help cover the loss of pandemic-era federal stimulus payments and gives updates on the impact of electric vehicles on the loss of fuel tax revenue.
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Attorney and Delaware GOP Chair Julianne Murray says DNREC failed to provide a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis, which requires an agency to consider specific methods of reducing the burden of a regulation on individuals and small businesses.