Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Launches $45m Zero-Emission Incentive Programs
A $45 million initiative run with clean transport non-profit CALSTART will support the deployment of zero-emission drayage trucks, terminal tractors, and charging facilities.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has introduced two incentive schemes totaling $45 million to accelerate the transition to zero-emission equipment across its maritime footprint.
Developed in collaboration with clean transportation non-profit CALSTART, the funding package focuses on encouraging operators to adopt zero-emission drayage trucks and terminal tractors for port operations.
In addition to mobile equipment, the capital allocation is designed to support the construction and rollout of essential heavy-duty charging infrastructure needed to sustain battery-electric and zero-emission fleet movements.
The incentive programs are scheduled to launch this autumn, with CALSTART serving as the delivery partner alongside the port authority to administer the rollout.
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