Powering fleet decarbonization with fleet charging hubs
Electrification of delivery and operational fleets is accelerating, especially as the call to decarbonize grows louder. This shift is helped by charging hub technology, which is effective in providing fleets with a variety of benefits and customizable flexibility. Learn everything you need to know about fleet charging hubs, and how they can help fleets deliver operational reliability and efficiency while managing energy demands and costs.
Even if a fleet is not ready to fully embrace electrification, the time to start thinking about the future is here. Transitioning fleets to electric vehicles (EVs) often comes with concerns and questions about its impact on operations, costs, and more. Building the fleet of tomorrow requires a shift in mindset today.
Thankfully, the technology needed for fleets to take the leap is now readily available.
Shell Fleet Solutions works with fleets class 1–6 to provide a wide range of charging hub technology options and resources, while providing the industry expertise to help operators improve efficiency and tap into greater sustainability.
Electrification of fleets and implementation of charging hubs comes with a variety of benefits, including:
- Help reduce total cost of ownership (TCO)*
- Help achieve decarbonization targets
- Help meet regulations
- Gain a competitive advantage by offering customers sustainable services
- Maintain access to low- and zero-emission zones
Discover how fleet charging hubs work, how fleet charging solutions enhance a fleet’s electrification strategy, the importance of energy management and 10 questions all fleet operators should ask about their charging infrastructure strategy.
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* McKinsey Sustainability, 2020. ‘Charging electric-vehicle fleets: How to seize the emerging opportunity’ (estimates based on urban and regional use cases for commercial fleet vehicles)
