Curbside EV Charger at Norman Avenue in Brooklyn. Credit: DOT At Least 50 Percent of New Charging Locations Will Serve Disadvantaged and Low-Income Neighborhoods Builds on City’s Effort to Reduce Transportation Emissions, Create Inclusive Green Economy City’s Federal Infrastructure Funding Task Force Has Won Total of $850 Million in CompetitiveContinue Reading
Photo by NYC DOT To Meet Growing Demand, New Fast Chargers Are Coming This Year to NYC DOT Municipal Parking Fields at White Plains Road and in Bensonhurst The New Charging Stations Will Support Administration’s Green Rides Initiative and PlaNYC Goals; Newest Neighborhoods Have High Concentration of Licensed Taxi andContinue Reading
NYC DOT Commissioner Rodriguez charging a lithium-ion battery at a pilot charging location in Cooper Square, Manhattan. Results Show Strong Participation Levels Amongst Registered Delivery Workers, With Over 8,000 Battery Swaps Made and Nearly 1,000 On-Site E-Bike Charges Given at the Five Pilot Locations Since March More Than 50% ofContinue Reading
A.I. Protections Remain the Sticking Point SAG-AFTRA National Executive Director & Chief Negotiator Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, acting under the authority delegated by the SAG-AFTRA National Board, and with the unanimous advice and counsel of the Interactive Media Agreement Negotiating Committee, called a strike of the Interactive Media Agreement, effective July 26Continue Reading
NYCEDC’s Pilots at BAT Program Welcomes New EV Charging Pilot, Furthering Sunset Park’s Future as a Climate Innovation Hub and Driver of Green Economy Partnership Advances Green Economy Action Plan and Climate Innovation Goals, Bringing Accessible Clean Transportation to New Yorkers New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) welcomed electricContinue Reading
Newly unveiled public technology sculptures bring together people of two iconic cities, transcending physical barriers In a special event spanning two continents, today officials in New York City and Dublin, Ireland, simultaneously debuted two groundbreaking public technology sculptures—NYC Portal and Dublin Portal—collectively called “The Portal.” Conceived as a testament to the powerContinue Reading
May 8 event offers the first look at the highly-anticipated public art installation connecting two iconic cities with a 24/7 livestream, creating an unprecedented “visual bridge” In a special event spanning two continents, the Flatiron NoMad Partnership, the Simons Foundation, NYC Chief Public Realm Officer Ya-Ting Liu, and NYC Department of Transportation Art DirectorContinue Reading
Rendering image courtesy of TotalEnergies Parking Lot Canopy with Solar Panels and Accompanying Battery Storage System Will Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Approximately 6,000 Metric Tons Annually The 12-Megawatt Solar Project will Reduce Airport Energy Use at Peak Hours and Support the Port Authority’s 2050 Net-Zero Goal Across the AgencyContinue Reading
Users will enter their license plate number instead of displaying a paper receipt on their vehicle’s dashboard Convenient technology will be easier to use and will save enough paper each year to stretch from New York City to Los Angeles New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) Commissioner YdanisContinue Reading
Public technology sculpture brings people of two iconic cities together through a groundbreaking visual bridge A groundbreaking public technology sculpture known as “The Portal” is set to form a visual bridge between New York City and Dublin, Ireland, launching this spring. Conceived as a testament to the power of artContinue Reading