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    Jade Brasher | FleetOwner
    Emissions & Efficiency

    FirstElement brings heavy-duty hydrogen fueling capabilities to the masses

    Jade Brasher
    April 25, 2024
    FirstElement opens the first public hydrogen fueling station for commercial vehicles in the Port of Oakland, helping eliminate almost 50 million lb. of CO2 emissions.

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    Synop
    Emissions & Efficiency

    Synop launches Fleet Driver Mobile App to streamline charging access

    FleetOwner Staff
    April 25, 2024
    The Synop Fleet Driver Mobile App allows drivers to add RFID card information to their profiles, making authorization and instant payments easier.
    E-Smart
    Technology

    E-Smart drives facility safety with backing speed management

    FleetOwner Staff
    April 25, 2024
    In company-specified speed zones, E-Smart Reverse helps facility managers reduce the risk of backing accidents.
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    Emissions & Efficiency

    EPA launches $1 billion clean heavy-duty vehicle transition grant program

    FleetOwner Staff
    April 25, 2024
    EPA announces new grant program to fund Class 6 and 7 zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles, infrastructure, and workforce development to tackle climate change, reduce air pollution...
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    Emissions & Efficiency

    Renewable diesel could cut emissions for much less than electrification

    Jeremy Wolfe
    April 24, 2024
    A report from ATRI finds that renewable diesel could be far more cost-effective in reducing life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions than battery-electric vehicles.