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Washington attorneys Tuesday urged a judge to order the Trump administration to reinstate funding to build out an EV charging network.
A .05 NOx engine that meets ultra-low NOx standards ahead of the 2027 federal deadline is scheduled for delivery in Q4 2025.
With the stroke of a pen, Washington State became emancipated from California’s EV mandates.
Trump moves to repeal California’s EV rules, sparking debate in Washington state as zero-emission standards face backlash from the trucking industry.
President Donald Trump signed a resolution on Thursday that blocks California’s EV mandates. California is expected to challenge the move in.
President Donald Trump called for ending electric vehicle targets, signing off on a trio of congressional joint resolutions.
A group of 11 states led by California on Thursday filed suit challenging a repeal by Congress of the state’s 2035 electric vehicle rules and heavy duty truck requirements.
“The Federal Government ran roughshod over federalism and separation of powers principles” in the way it has revoked these waivers, California AG Rob Bonta argued.
As Congress contemplates repealing California’s ability to impose stricter emission standards than the federal Clean Air Act, which is currently also implemented in Washington state, the trucking industry continues to receive criticism for not cooperating with its implementation.
But trend could be disrupted if state and federal officials pull their support for the nascent industry.
As Congress considers repealing California’s authority to impose stricter emission standards than those mandated by the federal Clean Air Act, which is also currently implemented in Washington state, the trucking industry continues to face criticism.
In the span of a few days, leaders in both Oregon and Vermont reversed plans to limit sales of diesel-powered trucks in favor of electric trucks in their states.
A pair of states on opposite ends of the country are the latest to hit the brakes on Advanced Clean Trucks’ electric truck mandate.
The Washington Department of Ecology is proposing updates to regulations that reduce pollution from new semi-trucks and other commercial vehicles sold in the state.
The state Department of Ecology is proposing updates to regulations that aim to boost sales of zero emissions semi-trucks.