The JETSI project is a landmark initiative that will deploy 100 Class 8 battery-electric trucks (BETs) across Southern California to demonstrate strategies to successfully scale market penetration of zero emission technologies.
The JETSI project was honored with a California Air Quality Award by the Coalition for Clean Air at the annual awards ceremony hosted on June 14, 2024, in Los Angeles, California. This prestigious award recognizes the project’s significant contribution to reducing emissions in Southern California’s commercial transportation sector.
A two-page PDF summary of the JETSI project, suitable for printing on one piece of paper
Los Angeles Daily News | In February, an event showcased a trucking company’s Ontario-based fleet of electric-powered drayage trucks, funded in part by a state government and pollution-fighting public agencies. NFI’s trucks are expected to offset 4,400 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions every year.
Spectrum News 1 | JETSI project partner, NFI industries, shares the impact of South Coast AQMD’s WAIRE ruling and how it has taken action by adopting electric truck fleets
The Resource | Sit down with Rob Reich, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer at Schneider. Together, we reflect on the current economic climate in trucking today, Schneider’s monumental achievement of reaching one million miles with their electric fleet, and how the industry can better compete for talent in the future. We’ll also explore the exciting advancements in self-driving truck technology and Rob’s view on what the outlook is for the impact on recruiting and retaining drivers. Don’t miss this exclusive conversation!
Spectrum News 1 | JETSI project partner, NFI industries, shares the impact of South Coast AQMD’s WAIRE ruling and how it has taken action by adopting electric truck fleets
JETSI project partners are collaborating to help the freight logistics industry move beyond small pilot projects for Class 8 BETs and demonstrate how they can be deployed successfully at scale.
JETSI is jointly financed by California Air Resources Board and California Energy Commission ($26.98 million), MSRC ($8 million), and South Coast AQMD ($5.4 million), with an additional $21.7 million from Port of Long Beach, Port of Los Angeles, Southern California Edison, NFI, and Schneider. JETSI is part of California Climate Investments, a statewide program that puts billions of cap-and-trade dollars to work reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment, particularly in disadvantaged communities.
