New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services

Electric Vehicle Deployment in 2023-24 Is Focus of Sept. 13 New England-Canada Business Council Webinar

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Monday, August 28, 2023
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The New England-Canada Business Council , one of the leading organizations promoting cross-border business, trade, and cultural connections, is hosting a major webinar event on Wednesday, Sept. 13, at noon focusing on accelerating the deployment of electric vehicle technology in the U.S. and Canada, including mass transit and maritime transportation.

Key Points: 
  • The New England-Canada Business Council , one of the leading organizations promoting cross-border business, trade, and cultural connections, is hosting a major webinar event on Wednesday, Sept. 13, at noon focusing on accelerating the deployment of electric vehicle technology in the U.S. and Canada, including mass transit and maritime transportation.
  • NECBC Vice President Timothy T. Egan , CEO of Sugar Hill Associates and professor at Vermont State University , is chairing the webinar organizing committee.
  • Other confirmed speakers for the Sept. 13 webinar include:
    New Brunswick Director of Marine Services Capt.
  • To register and receive the code to join the webinar, please visit https://necbc.org/event/2023EVWebinar .

State of New Hampshire Chooses Revive Environmental’s PFAS Annihilator™ System to Destroy Harmful Firefighting Foam Stockpiles

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Tuesday, July 18, 2023
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The take back program is designed to assist municipal fire departments in safely disposing of AFFFs as New Hampshire phases out PFAS-containing firefighting foams.

Key Points: 
  • The take back program is designed to assist municipal fire departments in safely disposing of AFFFs as New Hampshire phases out PFAS-containing firefighting foams.
  • These “forever chemicals” do not break down readily and persist for decades or more in the environment and in humans.
  • Prior to Revive’s technology, there was no solution to fully eliminate the highly toxic PFAS.
  • Revive Environmental is expanding the footprint and impact of the PFAS Annihilator technology with treatability assessments and field demonstrations for all types of PFAS-contaminated liquid streams.