Calstart Unveils Six-Step Strategy for Accelerating Charging Infrastructure for Zero-Emission Commercial Trucks

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn

💨 Calstart Unveils Six-Step Strategy for Accelerating Charging Infrastructure for Zero-Emission Commercial Trucks.

Calstart, a non-profit environmental advocacy organization, has released a report on phasing in charging infrastructure for zero-emission, battery-electric commercial trucks. The report outlines a six-step strategy for establishing charging infrastructure, focusing on priority areas first, utilizing innovative deployment strategies to address capacity constraints, and coordinating efforts between stakeholders. Calstart's approach aims to accelerate deployment, reduce infrastructure costs, and maximize co-benefits while meeting zero-emission adoption targets for commercial vehicles.

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