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Chevron U.S.A. and Caterpillar announced Sept. 9 a new partnership to develop hydrogen as a commercially viable fuel alternative for line-haul rail and marine vessels.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy released Sept. 8 a statewide ordinance streamlining the installation process for electric vehicle charging infrastructure in a bid to increase the use of low-emission vehicles throughout the state.

The Moscow city transport service will soon be deploying a 12-meter hydrogen electric passenger transit bus in its fleet.

United committed Sept. 9 to purchase 1.5 billion gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from a cleantech company that the airlines also joined a joint investment in.

Buying clean power or building a sustainable headquarters will signal to your customers—and your employees—that your company walks the talk on its values. But through smaller steps that also move the needle, as explored in this new piece from Apex Clean Energy, every corporation can play a part in the shift to a sustainable future for all.

Hyundai Motor Group presented Sept. 7 its plans to popularize hydrogen use in transportation through hydrogen-based products and technologies by 2040.

Chevron, Delta Airlines and Google announced Sept. 7 a new partnership with a goal to increase industry use of sustainable aviation fuel.

In this episode of Smart Energy Voices, host John Failla speaks with Dr. Victor Udo, Bucknell University’s Director of Sustainability, who explains how the campus' 7-acre solar array project came about, how it fits in with their overall sustainability strategy, and what was needed to overcome the sometimes contentious process to gain local ordinance to proceed. This episode is a must-listen for other large power users, especially in higher education.

Chevron announced Sept. 2 a new project to increase the development of renewable fuels and lower carbon intensity feedstocks.

The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted Aug. 31 to pass a new plan to transition the city to 100% clean energy by 2035.