Colorado delays clean-truck policy until 2026

Feb 18, 2022 at 08:49 AM CST
The state of Colorado will delay the implementation of clean-truck policies until the year 2026 in order to focus on better implementation and more pressing supply chain issues, the Governor’s office reports. The new timeline for clean-trucking rules was announced during an online meeting on Tuesday, February 15th. CPR News reports that Colorado’s Air Quality Control Commission was scheduled to consider a couple of clean-trucking rules over the next few months. These new rules would force manufactures to increase the sale of zero-emission electric trucks and buses, as well as require diesel trucks to produce less nitrous oxide and were expected to be put into effect in August of 2022.

Feb 18, 2022 at 08:49 AM CST

The state of Colorado will delay the implementation of clean-truck policies until the year 2026 in order to focus on better implementation and more pressing supply chain issues, the Governor’s office reports.

The new timeline for clean-trucking rules was announced during an online meeting on Tuesday, February 15th.

CPR News reports that Colorado’s Air Quality Control Commission was scheduled to consider a couple of clean-trucking rules over the next few months. These new rules would force manufactures to increase the sale of zero-emission electric trucks and buses, as well as require diesel trucks to produce less nitrous oxide and were expected to be put into effect in August of 2022.