The Los Angeles and Long Beach harbor commissions voted this week to collectively provide $25 million in a partnership with regional air quality agencies to jump-start charging infrastructure for electric heavy-duty drayage trucks. The $135 million in projects — led by the Mobile Source Air Pollution Reduction Review Committee — will install up to 207 charging units at eight sites around Southern California. Sites include Wilmington, Rancho Dominguez, Rialto, Fontana, Commerce and the Port of Long Beach. The Long Beach harbor commissioners approved the project on Monday, June 24, and the Los Angeles commissioners approved the item on Thursday, June 27. It will be administered by the South
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