Port of San Diego authorises permits for Skycharger electric truck hub

The Port of San Diego Board of Port Commissioners has certified the Environmental Impact Report and authorised the issuance of a Coastal Development Permit for the Tidelands Avenue Electric Truck Hub proposed by Skychargers, marking a significant milestone in the port’s efforts to advance zero-emissions freight infrastructure. T he Board has also authorised staff to sign a non-binding Term Sheet with Skycharger as lease negotiations continue. The proposed electric truck hub will support the Port’s Maritime Clean Air Strategy, a programme designed to significantly reduce diesel pollution from maritime and industrial operations in and around the port and improve air quality for all communities surrounding San Diego Bay. The EIR, published for public review on January 29, 2026, analysed potential environmental effects across air quality, energy, hazardous materials, hydrology and water quality, noise and transportation. Chair Ann Moore described the project as reflecting the Port’s continued commitment to cleaner air and a healthier San Diego Bay, highlighting the role of zero-emissions infrastructure in improving air quality while creating greater opportunities for