New E-Tractor Study Shows Economic, Health & Climate Benefits
A new study of electric tractors used on farms in Crook, Jackson, and Wasco counties in Oregon highlights the compelling case for the technology's economic, health, and climate benefits.
The studies, conducted by researchers at Oregon State University and Cadeo Group, shows the total ownership costs of electric tractors are equal to or lower than the costs of diesel-powered machines and demonstrates that e-tractors provide health benefits to farmworkers and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Read about the economic, health and climate benefits of these electric tractors.
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Read about the current state of electric tractors for the agricultural market in the Pacific Northwest
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This program is made possible by the Bonneville Environmental Foundation, U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development and Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alumbra Innovations Foundation, DEQ’s Oregon Clean Fuels Program via the PGE Drive Change Fund, and Pacific Power.
Listen to Bridget Callahan, SNW Senior Energy Program Manager, and our partners at Wy’East Resource Conservation & Development Area Council, Forth, and Bonneville Environmental Foundation.
Bridget Callahan
SNW Senior Energy Program Manager
bcallahan@sustainablenorthwest.org
