OneChargeCompany DetailsContacthttps://onecharge.biz/Articles & NewsClean EnergyWhy California May Ease Phase-Out of Non-Zero-Emission Forklifts After 2026 BanUnder the updated proposed regulation, fleet operators would still not be allowed to purchase new large spark ignition (LSI) forklifts as of 2026.Material Handling EquipmentHow Lithium Forklift Battery Data Solutions Can Help Estimate Battery HealthIf battery monitoring can be improved, then the value of a used EV can be more accurately measured.Material Handling EquipmentHow ESG Requirements Impact Material Handling Equipment PurchasingESG reporting may require that, as material handling equipment providers or users must be prepared to discuss carbon footprint, energy efficiency, waste and recycling with customers and provide relevant data.HomeAs California Plans To Ban Propane and Diesel Forklifts, Expect a Faster Shift to ElectricThe California Air Resources Board (CARB) is planning to ban sales of all new forklifts that aren’t zero-emission by 2026. Its recent proposal to phase out non-zero-emission forklifts is still in development, and the legislation is not yet in effect.Material Handling EquipmentCalifornia’s Ban of Propane, Diesel Forklifts Makes for Faster Shift to ElectricStarting in 2026, fleets may not purchase large spark-ignition forklifts and will need to retire existing LSI forklifts that are 13 years old or older. Here’s what these new regulations mean, and how they’ll affect different fleet types.Material Handling EquipmentForklifts with Integrated Lithium Batteries: Trend or Niche Product?Before the benefits of lithium technology can be fully utilized, major OEMs will need to really redesign the trucks around this new power source, whereas drop-in solutions will remain more efficient and economical in the next few years.Request More InformationFill out the form below to request more information about OneCharge
