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CUTRIC report reveals shortage of utility-led transportation electrification strategies
Canadian utilities with strategies in place need to focus on public transit, not just personal passenger cars Oct. 20, 2021, TORONTO, ON — The Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation […]
PROVINCIALLY-FUNDED CUTRIC PROJECTS ARE USING ROUTΣ.I™ TOOLSET TO ANALYSE UNIQUE VARIABLES AFFECTING PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF TRANSIT ELECTRIFICATION
February 25, 2022, TORONTO — As part of the Government of Ontario’s five-year Climate Change Action Plan, the Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC) is proud to be […]
CUTRIC AND INNOVATE CITIES PARTNER TO IMPROVE SMART MOBILITY BY MAXIMIZING THE POWER AND VALUE OF DATA
The Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC) is proud to announce that it is partnering with Innovate Cities. Recognizing the important role that transit plays in any smart […]
UPCOMING CUTRIC CONFERENCE BUILDS ON ZERO-EMISSION TRANSIT’S MULTIBILLION-DOLLAR MOMENTUM
February 3, 2022, Toronto: Last March, CUTRIC’s inaugural ZEB Technologies & Transit Operations Conference was abuzz over the federal government’s recent announcement of a permanent $3 billion-a-year transit fund. A […]
CUTRIC report reveals shortage of utility-led transportation electrification strategies
Canadian utilities with strategies in place need to focus on public transit, not just personal passenger cars Oct. 20, 2021, TORONTO, ON — The Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation […]
PROVINCIALLY-FUNDED CUTRIC PROJECTS ARE USING ROUTΣ.I™ TOOLSET TO ANALYSE UNIQUE VARIABLES AFFECTING PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF TRANSIT ELECTRIFICATION
February 25, 2022, TORONTO — As part of the Government of Ontario’s five-year Climate Change Action Plan, the Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC) is proud to be […]
CUTRIC AND INNOVATE CITIES PARTNER TO IMPROVE SMART MOBILITY BY MAXIMIZING THE POWER AND VALUE OF DATA
The Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC) is proud to announce that it is partnering with Innovate Cities. Recognizing the important role that transit plays in any smart […]
UPCOMING CUTRIC CONFERENCE BUILDS ON ZERO-EMISSION TRANSIT’S MULTIBILLION-DOLLAR MOMENTUM
February 3, 2022, Toronto: Last March, CUTRIC’s inaugural ZEB Technologies & Transit Operations Conference was abuzz over the federal government’s recent announcement of a permanent $3 billion-a-year transit fund. A […]
Revolutionizing Mass Transit: Building a Skilled Workforce for Zero Emission Transit in Canada
Building a skilled workforce for clean transit in canada Driving the future Canada’s shift to zero-emission transit presents exciting opportunities and challenges. In this blog, we explore the roles […]
Intro to Public Transportation Electrification from A to ZEB
Building a skilled workforce for clean transit in canada Driving the future Canada’s shift to zero-emission transit presents exciting opportunities and challenges. In this blog, we explore the roles […]
Overcoming Zero-Emission Transit Challenges
Overcoming Zero-Emission Transit Challenges Getting to zero through sustainable transit solutions In the quest for a greener tomorrow, Canada is steering towards a transformative shift in its urban transportation landscape. […]
Markham pilots 1st autonomous shuttle initiative in York Region
The mass adoption of electrified transit and charging infrastructure is right around the corner and policymakers, academics, and engineers are all interested in roll-out plans, lessons learned from past attempts, […]
Best Practices & Key Considerations for Transit Electrification
Over the past five years, CUTRIC has successfully established itself as a Canadian leader in electric bus technology and research, as well as financial innovation and knowledge. CUTRIC has worked […]
A robust Hydrogen strategy will help Ontario transition from gasoline
Transportation is at the centre of the pollution puzzle in most Canadian provinces. In Ontario, the transportation sector consumes 38 per cent of the province’s entire fuel and energy sector. […]
