ACES Up: Connecticut partnership easing the road to school bus electrification

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Flyer for ACESUP. Map of Connecticut shows electric vehicle charging station locations. Flyer promotes technical support for school and bus providers by including pictures of a school bus, charging station, and electric grid.

On Wednesday, July 27, 2022, Greater New Haven Clean Cities Coalition held a web meeting with Brendan Sharkey of ACES Up and Daisy Solutions to learn about a peer-to-peer school bus electrification support offered by Area Cooperative Educational Services (ACES), the regional education service center for 25 school districts in south central Connecticut. 

ACES UP is rolling out a network of dedicated EV chargers and provides grant application, design & installation and solar & storage solutions for school districts across Connecticut to support the statewide deployment of electric school bus transportation.

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ACES unveiled the first full-size electric school bus in use in Connecticut, a 71-passenger Bluebird Electric Vision bus, in October of 2021, partially funded by a $213,750 State of Connecticut DERA grant

See NBC CT coverage of the rollout and watch an interview with ACES’ Deputy Executive Director, Timothy Howes and Daisy Solutions’ Brendan Sharkey.

A recording of the one-hour meeting is the second video below and you may also download a copy of the slides.  The first video is a short promotional piece.

For more information, contact Info@daisysol.com or call (203) 248-8545.

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