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There can be no doubt: The future of transportation, starting now, is electric vehicles. Here's why GM's clean car announcement is a big deal.

Approved plan lays groundwork for limited vehicle electrification, but undercuts other state efforts to transformation

Two new reports released or commissioned by EDF show the significant opportunity that clean cars have for America’s public health, environment, and jobs.

To achieve its goal, the Biden administration should put the United States on a path to 100% zero pollution new trucks and buses by 2040 — and commit to quickly setting ambitious pollution standards to drive this transition.

The Biden administration should put the U.S. on a path to 100% zero pollution new trucks and buses by 2040 — and commit to quickly setting ambitious pollution standards to drive this transition.

Three states and the District of Columbia collaborated to develop regulations designed to reduce climate pollution from the transportation sector.

EDF launched a major effort to promote clean transportation and clean energy to boost the economy, cut harmful pollution and create healthier communities.

EDF campaña para promover el transporte y las energías limpias para impulsar la economía, reducir la contaminación y crear comunidades más saludables

EDF statement from Elgie Holstein, Senior Director for Strategic Planning on the bipartisan EV MAP, a big step to a clean and reliable transportation.

A new EDF report explains why we must move beyond traditional financing approaches to transition to electric truck and bus fleets. Read it here.

Unlocking the climate, clean air potential of electric trucks and buses requires new way of thinking about financing.

EDF report argues that unlocking the climate, clean air potential of electric trucks and buses requires new way of thinking about financing.

Slides allow you to dive deeper into the findings and methodology for the new EDF report, "Financing the Transition: Unlocking Capital to Electrify Truck and Bus Fleets."

Report from EDF and partners shows that truck and bus manufacturers are well-positioned to meet demands of a zero-emissions future.

Report by EDF, The International Council on Clean Transportation and Propulsion Quebec summarizes new vehicle sales for U.S. and Canadian market, as well as the zero-emission models that are being prototyped or deployed commercially as of July 2020.

California recently made history when it committed to making every car across the state electric, with a specific goal for electrifying all operating trucks and buses by 2045.

EDF webinar on zero emissions trucks and the low carbon future. Learn how new initiatives will enable electrification and efficiency in the transportation sector by stimulating investment and reducing emissions, resulting in health and climate benefits.

The transition away from diesel-fueled trucks to 100% zero-emission trucks is coming, but it has to happen faster. Here's a look at how close we are.

Report details dangers of transportation pollution, benefits of zero emission vehicles

The CA Air Resources Board has a new regulation that manufacturers of medium- and heavy-duty trucks build more electric and zero emission vehicles.

“Ford Motor Company has shown bold environmental leadership by working with California on Clean Car standards starting in 2019."

Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak announced a new effort on Clean Car Standards today that could lead to crucial clean air and economic benefits.

Lyft's EV commitment is huge. Here are three things to emulate so you're not left behind.

EDF statement from Mary Barber, Director, Legislative and Regulatory Affairs

Climate Tech Convening 2020