Electrification of fleets

Canada has announced a federal investment of C$76m to help York Region build an electric bus fleet and reach net-zero by 2050.

The electrification of the US transportation sector is an unprecedented challenge and collaboration will be critical to meet future EV needs.

An electric truck has publicly charged its batteries with over 1,000 kilowatts and 1500 amps - enough to give the 40-tonne long-distance eTruck from MAN a driving range of around 400 kilometres in 30 minutes.

Revolv, a leading full-service provider of electric commercial fleets, has secured funding that covers 70% of the total charging infrastructure costs from Calstart’s EnergIIZE program.

Ford Pro, Ford Motor Company’s commercial division, is introducing the Ford Pro Smart Charging Bundle to California, one of America’s larger commercial fleet markets.

Fleet managers currently adapting to the EV transition are being urged not to shut the door on hydrogen.

Sitetracker has announced that UK-based Evyve has selected it to help deploy and manage its hundreds of EV charging stations across England, Scotland, and Wales.

Üstra Hannoversche Verkehrsbetriebe has commissioned PSI Transcom with the delivery of the PSIsmartcharging load and charging management system.

The Energy Infrastructure Incentives for Zero-Emission Commercial Vehicles (EnergIIZE) Project will open its EV Jump Start funding lane on July 16, 2024, for fleets interested in deploying electric vehicle charging infrastructure for Class 2b-8 vehicles or off-road equipment.

Paired Power has partnered with the city of Campbell to deliver sustainable, smart energy for Campbell’s first electric vehicle in its public works service centre.