We're proud to announce that WXY has been awarded three grants through NYSERDA’s Clean Mobility Program to explore zero-emission transportation solutions that improve access and reduce emissions in New York communities.

WXY’s team, including Adam Lubinsky, Chris Rice, AICP, Bahij Chancey, Mallory Thatch, and Sarah Lohmar, will collaborate with local partners to assess new models for shared electric transportation.

In Kingston, WXY will work with the City of Kingston, NY to design a citywide clean mobility program for residents and visitors. The study will explore options like bike and scooter sharing, electric ridesharing, micromobility charging hubs, and programs to support bike and scooter ownership.

WXY will support The Fullerton in developing a regional bike-share program connecting Newburgh and Beacon. The study will assess station locations, technical requirements, and operations partnerships to strengthen sustainable transportation options between communities.

In Hunts Point, WXY will collaborate with The Point to expand an electric shuttle service that builds on an existing EPA-funded pilot. The project will engage local residents to refine shuttle routes, service hours, and outreach strategies, ensuring the program meets community needs.

These efforts are part of a larger statewide investment in zero-emission transportation, ensuring that communities have access to cleaner, more efficient ways to get around. We’re excited to be part of it!