NCTCOG is awarding up to $55.4 million to public and private fleets to replace existing Class 6 & 7 vehicles with hydrogen-fuel cell and battery-electric versions under the NTxZEV Call for Projects.

The Texas Department of Transportation is accepting applications through June 12, 2026, to build hundreds of new DCFC stations across the state funded through the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program.

Information about the outlook, level of adoption, and upcoming investments in medium- and heavy-duty zero emission vehicles in North Texas presented at the workshop are now available. A recording will be available soon.

NCTCOG celebrated 29 local entities at its annual recognition awards event on February 25, 2026, for their achievements in advancing mobility and improving air quality. The event honored regional partners through the Air North Texas Partner Awards, DFWCC Fleet Recognition Program, and the Charging Smart Awards.