San Joaquin’s 5 New Hydrogen Buses with 300-Mile Range Debut, Pushing 100% Zero-Emissions Goal by 2029 with California HVIP and Air Resources Board Support

Karmactive Staff

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San Joaquin's groundbreaking fleet of 5 hydrogen buses smashes range limits, crushing the 300-mile barrier while traditional electric buses tap out at 250.

At $1.4 million per bus, what makes these cutting-edge machines worth every penny to California's transit future?

Photo Source: San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) (Facebook)

Photo Source: San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) (Facebook)

While electric buses struggle with grid reliability, these hydrogen powerhouses keep rolling through natural disasters.

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CARB Chair Liane Randolph reveals why San Joaquin's bold move puts them ahead in the zero-emission revolution.

Photo Source: San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) (Facebook)

Photo Source: San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) (Facebook)

These aren't just buses - they're mobile air purifiers replacing diesel polluters in communities that need it most.

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How Ballard Power Systems' revolutionary fuel cells are rewriting the rules of clean public transit.

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RTD CEO Alex Clifford's ambitious vision: transforming San Joaquin's entire fleet to zero-emission by 2029.

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Behind the scenes: Multiple grants and funding sources unite to bring this green transport dream to life.

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From 2013's first electric buses to today's hydrogen fleet - witness San Joaquin's unstoppable march toward sustainability.

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