What started as a school project for students in one Illinois district has led to the successful changeover to more energy efficient school buses. The path to zero-emission buses began in 2014, when STEM students at Williamsfield High School started a science project for a solar-powered microgrid on their rural campus. And last year, the transportation transition began when the new standard 'C-72' school buses were ordered. ...

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