Clean Fuel Programs, streamlined
The Most Accurate Clean Fuel Program Management Platform
Leverage the power of Clean Fuel Programs and drive sustainable growth in your fleet.
$80M+
of EV Credits Generated
45k+
Charging Assets Under Management
Streamlined access
Clean fuel standards made smarter
Clean Fuel Programs in California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, and Canada assign credit value to electricity used as a transportation fuel. FuSE handles the registration, reporting, verification, and credit sales required to capture that value, and the platform shows you exactly what your assets generated, what the credits sold for, and when you get paid.
Platform
Industry-leading management of Clean Fuel Programs for electrified fleets.
Analytics and Forecasting
Understand what's coming down the pike, from credit price trends to program-level regulation updates.
Revenue and Carbon Reports
Export financial and emissions data ready to share across finance, operations, and sustainability teams.
Fleet Management and Energy Consumption
Capture every eligible asset and energy stream so nothing is left off your credit generation.
U.S. and Canadian Markets Served
Coverage of every active Clean Fuel Program market, with pending programs monitored as they develop.
Trusted by fleets and charging operators
Coverage
Jurisdictions with active clean fuel programs
Based in Sacramento, CA, and Vancouver, BC, FuSE monitors low-carbon and clean fuel programs as regulations develop across states and provinces. Our proprietary process adapts quickly to changes in reporting requirements and new program launches.
How it works
Energy consumption becomes credits.
Credits have value.
01
Use on- or off-road electric vehicles in your fleet
Whether on-road or off-road, electrified assets qualify for credit generation under active Clean Fuel Programs.
02
We access your energy consumption data
FuSE tracks assets and consumption by site. Where your charging management system offers an API, we pull the data automatically; where it doesn't, we use structured intake so eligible energy still gets counted.
03
We register, report, generate, and monetize your credits
We handle registration, third-party verification, and reporting across every regulator, then aggregate and trade credits on open markets.
04
We issue your incentive
Quarterly payments in the U.S. and annual payments in Canada. Once enrolled, FuSE manages the full lifecycle from start to payout.
Who we work with
Partners and industries we serve
Warehousing & Logistics
Enroll facility equipment, eTRUs, eCHE, and heavy-duty electric trucks operating across your distribution network.
Commercial EV Fleets
Class 1 through Class 8 electric fleet participation.
Charging Site Hosts / Depots
Depot and public site credit generation and reporting.
Multi-Family Buildings / Stratas
Residential charging enrollment and payouts.
Public Entities & Agencies
Municipalities, transit, school districts, airports.
CCAs & Utilities
Program administration for utility customer bases.
Ports, Port Tenants & Intermodal
Yard trucks, cranes, shore power, and drayage operations at ports and intermodal facilities.
Retail & Grocery
Multi-site retailers with distributed charging.
Charging Network Operators & CMS Platforms
Credit generation across your managed residential and public charging sites, with data pulled straight from your charging management system.
Customer
"We've been able to purchase five all-new battery-electric yard trucks strictly from the proceeds of the LCFS in California."
General Manager · Leading Food Importer, San Diego
Latest news
From the FuSE blog
Todd Trauman · July 8, 2026
The Verification Era Is Here: What Third-Party Verification Means for Electricity Credit Generators in California, Oregon, and Washington
All three active U.S. clean fuel programs have adopted third-party verification requirements that reach electricity reporting — and the first deadlines are already on the calendar. What verification involves, when it lands in each state, and how to prepare.
Todd Trauman · August 19, 2025
California's New FCI Rules: How DC Fast Chargers Earn 10 Years of Credits
CARB's Fast-Charging Infrastructure pathways let DC fast-charging sites lock in ten years of capacity credits, paid on nameplate power rather than energy actually dispensed. What changed, who qualifies, how the math works, and the guardrails to watch.
Todd Trauman · August 1, 2025
What's New in California's LCFS: Electricity & Equipment Edition
California's LCFS rulemaking brings four consequential changes for anyone earning credits from electricity: FCI capacity crediting, mandatory direct metering for forklifts, new multi-family charging eligibility, and third-party verification for every electricity report.
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Turn your electrified assets into a recurring revenue stream.
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