Our approach to fleet electrification planning includes:

• Conducting an initial fleet assessment and fleet utilization analysis.
• Conducting a business case analysis on a vehicle-by-vehicle basis.
• Developing the infrastructure plan and charging strategy, including charger specifications and maintenance processes.
• Providing a clear transition roadmap that aligns with your goals and opportunities along with a transition timeline and investment plan.

This is where the rubber hits the road (pun intended). Our fleet electrification consulting team ensures a successful transition by ensuring your operational and financial goals are aligned, and your support infrastructure is planned for.

Support infrastructure can include:

• Data Infrastructure: Telematics and reporting systems for tracking emissions reductions and benefits realization.
• Policies & Procedures: Maintenance and use policies, training programs, and change management processes.
• Charging Infrastructure: Developing the infrastructure plan and charging strategy, including charger specifications.

Last minute tips for fleet electrification planning and management:

1. Utilization is Critical
   If you have low utilization of certain vehicles, consider creating a pooled or shared resource to minimize the number of assets needed.
2. Right-Size Individual Assets
   Don’t fall into the trap of increasing standard vehicle size based on occasional requirements. Evaluate how often access to larger vehicles is needed and consider centralized or outsourced options where applicable.
3. Carefully Consider Your Charging Strategy
   Finding the right mix of centralized charging and home charging can provide consistent access to infrastructure, address equity concerns, and ensure access to backup resources in case of emergency.