Colorado's Largest Electric School Bus Fleet Gets a 26-Plug Charging Hub
The depot-scale charging infrastructure supports the state's largest EV school bus deployment.
Colorado's largest electric school bus fleet has added a 26-plug charging hub to support its operations, according to Electrek.
What Happened
The depot-scale charging installation features 26 plugs designed to handle the district's full fleet of battery-electric school buses. The infrastructure was installed specifically for the Colorado school district operating what is currently the state's largest all-electric bus fleet.
Why It Matters
School districts nationwide are evaluating electric bus transitions, and charging infrastructure remains a key barrier to adoption. A purpose-built depot with sufficient plugs allows fleets to charge multiple vehicles simultaneously during off-peak hours, reducing grid strain and operational complexity. For Colorado districts planning similar transitions, this deployment serves as an on-the-ground example of scaling EV school bus operations.
The Bottom Line
The 26-plug hub is now operational and supporting the largest electric school bus fleet in Colorado, according to Electrek's reporting.
