LexRank Summarization
- Colorado governor Jared Polis announced on Thursday that he signed an executive order "supporting a transition to zero-emission vehicles." The plan includes an adoption of the zero emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate that California and several other states have also implemented, in accordance with section 177 of the Clean Air Act, which allows other states to adopt California's stricter emissions requirements.
- Colorado would become the 11th state to implement such a plan, which requires automakers to achieve certain sales targets for ZEVs.
- The executive order, which is available to read online in full, also mentions the state's desire to utilize 100 percent renewable energy by 2040.
TextRank Summarization
- In the hopes of increasing ownership of zero-emission vehicles, Colorado is preparing to follow in California's footsteps.
- Colorado governor Jared Polis announced on Thursday that he signed an executive order "supporting a transition to zero-emission vehicles." The plan includes an adoption of the zero emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate that California and several other states have also implemented, in accordance with section 177 of the Clean Air Act, which allows other states to adopt California's stricter emissions requirements.
- That's easily the biggest part of the executive order.