Gov. David Ige signs three bills that will help Hawaii reduce its greenhouse gas emissions
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Gov. David Ige signed three bills expanding the use of electric vehicles in an effort to meet Hawaii’s decarbonization goals during a press conference held at Central Middle School on Thursday.
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Details on the new electric school bus are seen at the press conference.
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Gov. David Ige signed three bills expanding the use of electric vehicles in an effort to meet Hawaii’s decarbonization goals during a press conference held at Central Middle School on Thursday.
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Driver Rosie Moreno stands inside a new electric school bus.
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A new electric school bus was showcased at the press conference.
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A new electric school bus was showcased at the press conference.
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Media and officials gathered around Gov. David Ige as he signed bills expanding the use of electric vehicles in an effort to meet Hawaii’s decarbonization goals during a press conference held at Central Middle School on Thursday. Watching inside of a new electric school bus was driver Rosie Moreno.
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