Why is the Greater New Haven Transit District undertaking this ambitious project?
The Greater New Haven Transit District (GNHTD) has a history of promoting green transit through the District’s electric-powered shuttle buses in downtown New Haven. Fossil fuels are in limited supply. As availability diminishes, costs increase and reliability as a future sources of energy decreases. Fossil fuels also produce pollutants that damage air quality and endanger public health. GNHTD is committed to bringing renewable, non-polluting, green energy transit to Connecticut and to the New Haven region. Additionally, this project has the potential to create additional jobs and expand technology in Connecticut. The project goals are ambitious, and so are the benefits to Connecticut residents.
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