M.J. Bradley & Associates has completed a plan for transitioning the bus fleet in metro Vancouver from diesel, CNG, and hybrid buses to battery electric buses, to support local and Provincial goals to achieve and 80% reduction in GHG emissions by 2050.
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2/27/20
M.J. Bradley & Associates has completed an analysis of the financial resources and operational changes required to electrify Milwaukee County Transit System’s fleet of 391 diesel buses between 2025 and 2040. In addition to developing a full fleet electrification plan, the report provides recommendations for a near term electric bus pilot program, to include electrification of a new bus rapid transit (BRT) route, scheduled to start operations in 2022.
2/5/20
M.J. Bradley & Associates has released a report which explores the potential benefits of using renewable biofuels in medium- and heavy-duty onroad vehicles, as well as residential and commercial heating, as a complementary strategy to electrification and other efficiency measures, to significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states.
11/26/19
On November 25, a group of companies that purchase natural gas for delivery to customers and for use as a fuel source in electric power generation submitted joint comments to EPA expressing significant concerns with the Agency’s proposal to remove the regulation of methane emissions from the oil and natural gas source category.
11/25/19
M.J. Bradley & Associates LLC (MJB&A), a leading strategic environmental consulting firm, is pleased to announce that Kate Fay has joined the firm as a Senior Vice President. In this position, Kate will help expand MJB&A’s climate and air policy services for the firm’s energy sector clients, particularly those involved with upstream oil and gas.
10/31/19
M.J. Bradley & Associates is pleased to announce the release of Version 3.0 of the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Location Identification Tool, developed in coordination with the Georgetown Climate Center. The updated tool now covers over 12,500 miles of key transportation corridors ranging from North Carolina to Maine.
9/3/19
On September 3, a group of companies that deliver natural gas to customers and use natural gas as a fuel source in electric power generation released a joint statement expressing significant concerns with EPA’s proposal to remove regulations of methane emissions from oil and natural gas sources.
8/16/19
M.J. Bradley & Associates prepared updated guidance with Ceres for investors and companies to assess climate change-related risks and opportunities in the U.S. electric power sector.
7/15/19
Renewable natural gas is pipeline quality natural gas derived from renewable energy resources. These issue briefs explore policy options to facilitate RNG use, supply options, project economics, and other topics.
6/17/19
North Carolina added to MJB&A & Georgetown Climate Center’s Updated EV Charging Infrastructure Tools
Updated suite of tools helps states and stakeholders identify possible locations for electric vehicle charging infrastructure on over 11,000 miles of roadway from North Carolina to Maine.
6/13/19
M.J. Bradley & Associates has been supporting a variety of clients in evaluating the risks and opportunities associated with climate change.
5/23/19
Comprehensive analysis shows that EVs could deliver as much as $5 Billion in societal benefits to New York State by 2030.
3/13/19
In early 2019, the Boston Green Ribbon Commission published the Carbon Free Boston report. The report is meant to serve as a policy framework as the city pursues its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
1/30/19
On January 30, the Natural Gas Supply Collaborative (NGSC) released a new report that reaffirms its commitment to promoting safe and responsible practices for natural gas supply.
10/17/18
Toolkit features policies to improve transportation sector