Fresh Energy is keeping equity central as we work to reduce emissions from transportation by advancing policies that prioritize accessibility, affordability, and reliability.
Expanding infrastructure for clean transportation
Making zero-emissions vehicles more affordable
Optimizing how electric vehicles interact with the grid
- Stop U.S. DOT from blocking EV charging funding
FHWA is considering increasing the domestic content of EV chargers funded through the federal government to a level unattainable in the current market, risking the buildout of public chargers across the U.S. Submit a public comment against this proposal. - NEVI funds protected, a win for EVs
In a win for EVs, the climate, and public health, NEVI funds protected from further interference from Trump administration. - Minnesota’s newest Transportation Electrification Plans hold promise to lower transportation emissions
Minnesota’s three electric public utilities recently filed plans to bolster transportation electrification, a move to help lower emissions from Minnesota’s highest-emitting sector. - Vision 2030: Decarbonizing transportation
It’s through the policy work of our Transportation team that Fresh Energy ensures we reduce emissions from transportation by advancing policies that prioritize accessibility, affordability, and reliability.
