Federal funding allocated under EPA grants for electric school buses has seen slow delivery rates, with fewer than 40% of the buses purchased through the Biden administration’s program now in service. Concerns arise as school districts await critical transportation upgrades, raising questions about supply chain bottlenecks and production delays. The discrepancy between funding approvals and actual deployments highlights potential challenges in scaling clean energy infrastructure. Details on the program’s progress and potential solutions are under scrutiny as stakeholders push for faster implementation.
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