Electrifying Fleets

Electrifying your fleet? Here are a few things to consider when looking for the right charging solution that meets your needs.  Click below to learn more. 

As EV penetration into fleet operations increase, EV infrastructure requirements will quickly grow from one-off pilots to full scale, multi-hundred or even multi-thousand charging points in a single location. Click here to learn how with a few tweaks existing busway technology could be the answer to help easily scale up EV infrastructure with lower costs. 

The rise of eMobility brings challenges around how to manage the power load in cities and towns where grid constraints are an issue. This has large impacts for operators of depots both in terms of operating costs and capital expenditure. Load management is an essential tool for a depot operator and can be used to reduce his energy/power costs, reduce the costs of grid connection and reduce delays in the construction phase. Click below to read the full article. 

As fleets begin to electrify, there also comes the challenge of business transformation due to an influx of new technology and processes for fleet operations that require an evolution from traditional fleet management practices. For fleet managers to ensure EV rollout success, a new ecosystem of partners including vehicle OEMs, and their component suppliers, battery manufacturers, electric utilities, fleet vehicle operators, and developers of charging infrastructure will need to collaborate. This paper discusses key elements of successfully planning for, deploying, and operating electrified fleets.

Read this whitepaper to learn why we need to invest in the infrastructure for fully electrified road freight transport now and which technologies are already available.

The most critical role for public transportation during a natural disaster is evacuation, and with transportation’s electrified future, it is critical to keep the power flowing as long as possible to enable the most effective response. Click here to learn how to transits can remain reliable even when disasters occur.