The Port of San Diego Board of Port Commissioners certified the environmental review and authorized a coastal permit for Skycharger's proposed zero-emission truck charging and parking hub near the National City Marine Terminal, clearing the largest hurdle to a 4.8-acre facility built to electrify the region's port drayage fleets.
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