The Greener Highways Act mandates alternative fuels for public use on the New York state thruway after November 1, 2029.

The Greener Highways Act requires alternative fuels to be available for public use along the New York state thruway after November 1, 2029. It mandates that each recommended alternative fuel be provided at least every one hundred twenty miles on both sides of the thruway. The bill defines "alternative fuel" to include cellulosic ethanol, renewable diesel, renewable gasoline, bio-diesel, electricity, green hydrogen, and any other non-petroleum-based fuel identified by the authority. The act aims to align with climate justice and emission reduction mandates.

The Greener Highways Act mandates alternative fuels for public use on the New York state thruway after November 1, 2029.

The Greener Highways Act requires alternative fuels to be available for public use along the New York state thruway after November 1, 2029. It mandates that each recommended alternative fuel be provided at least every one hundred twenty miles on both sides of the thruway. The bill defines "alternative fuel" to include cellulosic ethanol, renewable diesel, renewable gasoline, bio-diesel, electricity, green hydrogen, and any other non-petroleum-based fuel identified by the authority. The act aims to align with climate justice and emission reduction mandates.