Transportation

The transportation sector is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Georgia, so making the switch to energy-efficient and electric vehicles (EVs) represents a key climate solution for our..

Riding a bike can make you feel like a kid again - and if you commute on your bike, or use other forms of alternative transportation to get where you’re going - it can help reduce carbon emissions in..

Electrifying transportation in Georgia is a powerful climate solution, and the benefits of upgrading to electric school buses go beyond carbon. The transition to electric buses supports the local..

Electric Vehicles are growing rapidly as a climate solution in Georgia. How do we ensure that the benefits of EVs are available to all Georgians? What is the truth behind some of the misconceptions..

How can we ensure that the clean energy revolution benefits all Georgians, in particular those from previously disinvested communities? 

Switching from gas-powered to electric vehicles is a key climate solution for Georgia, and it’s one that is scaling rapidly.

Electric school buses - many of which are manufactured right here in Georgia by Blue Bird Corporation - have an important role to play in accelerating the state’s progress toward a net zero emissions..

In 2023, you wanted to learn more about climate impacts and solutions, how we’re working to make it work for everyone, and the people behind it all. 

The clean energy economy is booming in Georgia, offering immense economic opportunities for our state. Georgia is truly on its way toward a just, green economy. However, to achieve true success we..

The transportation sector is the largest source of emissions in Georgia. That’s why scaling climate solutions like electric vehicles, mass transit, and alternative transportation is crucial if we..

There are so many ways you can take action to reduce the emissions that each of us produce in our everyday life. From eating less meat to upgrading to an electric vehicle (EV) to starting a compost..

Imagine if electric vehicles also drove the trend toward more equitable mobility in Georgia. Three graduate student teams from Georgia Tech conducted research as part of a class on Energy Technology..