EV Tax Credits for 2024
Energy Ben Steele Energy Ben Steele

EV Tax Credits for 2024

The Inflation Reduction Act that extended federal incentives for Electric Vehicles (EVs) until 2032 included a number of changes, some of which went into effect in January 2024. They include some great benefits, but also some restrictions.

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EV Update: Workplace Charging
Community, Energy Ben Steele Community, Energy Ben Steele

EV Update: Workplace Charging

More and more people are driving EVs and need to charge them. Charging is most efficient when the car is parked for more than a few hours, so charging at home and at work are the best options. Some employees may not be able to charge at home, or the range of their EV may not cover both directions of their commute, so workplace charging is important.

Installing chargers will help meet your sustainability goals and may help recruit and retain employees.

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EV Expo Coming to the Upper Valley
Energy, Environment Ben Steele Energy, Environment Ben Steele

EV Expo Coming to the Upper Valley

Thinking about getting an EV? Or switching to a different one? The Upper Valley EV Expo is coming to Lebanon, Saturday, September 30, 10 am - 3:00 pm. It will be held in the parking lot behind City Hall. This is a chance to see a wide variety of EV’s, talk with the owners and perhaps go for a test ride. There will also be presentations by panels of experts, ebikes, food, raffle prizes, and maybe Advance Transit’s new electric bus.

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Federal Grants in Action: Advance Transit Electrification
Energy, Community Camry Gach and Grace Turne, Energy Justice Clinic, Dartmouth College Energy, Community Camry Gach and Grace Turne, Energy Justice Clinic, Dartmouth College

Federal Grants in Action: Advance Transit Electrification

In Mid-March, Advance Transit introduced two new electric buses into their fleet. These buses serve the Upper Valley in both Vermont and New Hampshire, and were funded by a $3 million grant from the Vermont Agency of Transportation and the US Department of Transportation as well as financial incentives from Green Mountain Power. Two more are on the way next year.

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EV Chargers – What’s Up?
Energy, Environment Dennis Robison Energy, Environment Dennis Robison

EV Chargers – What’s Up?

If you have an electronic vehicle (EV) or are planning on purchasing one, you will have more than a passing interest in where you are going to find EV chargers, particularly when traveling. As EVs become more and more popular, the demand for chargers of all types is going to dramatically increase.

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EV Future — Enough Chargers?
Energy, Environment Ben Steele Energy, Environment Ben Steele

EV Future — Enough Chargers?

The number of Electric Vehicles (EV’s) on the road is increasing quickly, spurred on by government subsidies, concern for the climate, and Hanover’s own goal of 100% renewable transportation by 2050. But these cars need to be charged. Most people with EV’s do most of their charging at home, but for people who live in apartments, and for trips longer than the range of the car, there need to be public chargers. That has become the focus of the efforts to move towards electric transportation.

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Clean Energy New Hampshire
Energy Dennis Robison Energy Dennis Robison

Clean Energy New Hampshire

Joshua Singer, Program Coordinator of Clean energy New Hampshire, attended the February meeting of the Sustainable Hanover Committee to discuss Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station planning.

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