AC Transit in the United States received a $15 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration to support its 100% zero emissions goal. The grant, part of the 2024 Bus and Low-No Grant Awards, aims to fund projects that promote environmental sustainability in public transportation. In California, where AC Transit operates, a total of 16 projects were awarded more than $233.9 million. The grant will aid AC Transit in meeting the California Air Resources Board regulation mandating a transition to zero-emission bus fleets by 2024. This funding will support the removal of diesel tanks, the construction of a hydrogen fueling station, and a workforce development program. AC Transit's innovative Zero Emission Transit Bus Technology Analysis (ZETBTA) has shown the operational reliability of hydrogen fuel cell buses (FCEBs). The grant money will also facilitate the conversion of their bus yard into an industry-leading zero-emission maintenance and fueling center. This support will bolster domestic bus manufacturing and advance workforce development initiatives. The positive sentiment towards AC Transit's efforts is evident in the federal investments made to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support environmental justice goals.