More Green Buses for Australia - CleanTechnica

More Green Buses for Australia - CleanTechnica

The trials are over and more green buses are on order for Australia! We’ll look at the progress in three states — South Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland. Then, we’ll look at the newest offerings from bus companies. With the majority of electricity produced in the state of South ... [continued] The post More Green Buses for Australia appeared first on CleanTechnica.

More Green Buses for Australia

The trials are over and more green buses are on order for Australia! We'll look at the progress in three states - South Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland. Then, we'll look at the newest offerings from bus companies. With the majority of electricity produced in the state of South ... [continued] The post More Green Buses for Australia appeared first on CleanTechnica.

New Woden Bus Depot to keep ACT charging to net zero

Transport Minister Chris Steel charges an electric bus at the new Woden Bus Depot. The chargers are lowered from an overhead gantry. Photo: Ian Bushnell. The electrification of Canberra’s bus fleet has marked a significant milestone with the opening of the Woden Bus Depot, the largest facility of its kind in Australia. Officially, the depot will open for service on 28 April, together with the introduction of the Term 2 bus network and timetable.…

Australia's largest electric bus depot now open

Image: Transport Canberra and City ServicesThe doors to Canberra’s new Woden depot have finally opened, with first bus services operating from the depot expected to kick off on April 28. The $90.5 million dollar state-of-the-art facility is the future home of the ACT’s zero-emission bus fleet. It will also be the first bus depot in Australia to be able to shelter up to 100 electric buses. Subscribe to our free weekly newsletter to receive the l…