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Project	Initiative/Award	Awardee	Status	Date
First to Last Mile: Creating an Integrated Goods Movement Charging Network Around the I-710 Corridor	2022 Projects for the Electrification of America's Transportation Sector	Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator	In progress	Aug 2023
States impacted: California	First to Last Mile: Creating an Integrated Goods Movement Charging Network Around the I-710 Corridor The project will demonstrate how strategically located infrastructure can leverage existing real estate assets of the goods movement network to increase the range of medium- and heavy-duty trucks and provideaccess to fleets at each stage of the supply chain. The project will also prepare cities to plan for infrastructure deployments and ensure community-wide benefits from incentive packages. Learn more about the 2022 Projects for the Electrification of America's Transportation Sector.	$688,000 award from DOE

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First to Last Mile: Creating an Integrated Goods Movement Charging Network Around the I-710 Corridor

2022 Projects for the Electrification of America's Transportation Sector

Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator

In progress

Aug 2023

States impacted:

California

First to Last Mile: Creating an Integrated Goods Movement Charging Network Around the I-710 Corridor

The project will demonstrate how strategically located infrastructure can leverage existing real estate assets of the goods movement network to increase the range of medium- and heavy-duty trucks and provideaccess to fleets at each stage of the supply chain. The project will also prepare cities to plan for infrastructure deployments and ensure community-wide benefits from incentive packages.

Learn more about the 2022 Projects for the Electrification of America's Transportation Sector.

$688,000 award from DOE

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