Preparing for V2G | December 2023
The Electric School Bus team at CALSTART discusses how to prepare for Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G).
California Forum
The Electric School Bus (ESB) Network California Forum is a series of virtual meetings for California districts interested in and working to accelerate the electrification of school bus fleets.
The Electric School Bus (ESB) Network California Forum is a dynamic platform designed for California school districts interested in or actively driving the acceleration of school bus fleet electrification. Through a series of engaging virtual meetings, we bring together districts committed to pioneering sustainable transportation solutions.
Join hands with CALSTART and fellow educators in these forum sessions to delve into the realm of ESB adoption within the state of California. Our forums provide an invaluable space where participants not only stay informed about the latest funding opportunities but also benefit from the collective wisdom of industry experts. Gain unique insights, receive crucial updates, and connect with other districts passionately electrifying their school bus fleets. Your journey towards a greener, more sustainable future begins here.
Agenda & Topics:
ESB Network California Forums occur every other month on the first Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time.
Watch this space for the 2024 forum schedule.
Registration
To join the Electric School Bus (ESB) Network California Forum, districts interested in participation are required to register for upcoming meetings. Please visit our registration page and fill out the registration form.
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California Forum Session Archives
Infrastructure Funding and Planning | October 2023
The Electric School Bus and EnergIIZE teams at CALSTART discuss funding opportunities and management for electric school bus infrastructure.
Purchaser Workshop | June 2023
The California Electric School Bus Working Group (CAESBWG) hosts a Purchaser Workshop for eligible applicants interested in learning more about how to apply for funding.
Charger Selection | April 2023
The Electric School Bus team at CALSTART discusses how to select a charger that meets your school district's needs with PG&E.
LCFS Credits | February 2023
The Electric School Bus team at CALSTART breaks down LCFS credits and how this program can benefit your school bus electrification with e-Mission Control and McKinleyville Unified School District.
Infrastructure Planning | October 2022
The Electric School Bus (ESB) and EnergIIZE teams at CALSTART discuss how the EnergIIZE Incentives Program could support your infrastructure deployment needs. See which EnergIIZE funding opportunities are available to your school district for installing electric school bus infrastructure.
Electrify your School Bus Fleet | January 2022
CALSTART has hosted the first in an on-going Working Group series to aid your school district in planning, procuring, and deploying Electric School Buses.
What is your Infrastructure plan? | April 2022
This meeting will focus on aspects of infrastructure planning. CALSTART’s EnergIIZE Team and utility providers will present pertinent information for school districts. This meeting aims to provide school districts with information and resources to succeed in infrastructure planning.
How to Effectively Deploy Your Workforce | June 2022
This meeting focused on workforce development as it pertains to electric school buses and charging infrastructure. The goal of this meeting was to provide school districts with information and resources to be successful in understanding their workforce development needs.