Webinar: Lessons from switching to an Electric Vehicle Fleet
Centrica will share its own experiences of switching to an Electric Vehicle fleet at a free webinar on Wednesday 9th September at 1pm BST.
With the 3rd largest fleet in the UK, Centrica has been working on switching it's 11,000 vehicles to an electric (EV) fleet for several years. Along the way the company has encountered many challenges to making the transition - from sourcing vans; to integrating EVs and charging into existing driver schedules; and finding ways to manage energy spend and employee reimbursement.
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Centrica is now using its valuable experience to help other organisations make the switch to a sustainable transport model.
Businesses attending the free EV webinar will learn about some of the key challenges Centrica has faced and the types of solutions developed in-house to overcome them.
During the webinar, experts will discuss:
• Sorting out the accessibility of vehicles
• Understanding total cost of ownership and sticking to your plan
• Getting buy-in and engagement from drivers
• Partnering with an EV provider to get the right infrastructure, energy and software
The panel experts are:
James Rooney - Fleet Engineer, Centrica plc
Chris Jackson - Head of Fleet Partnerships, Centrica Business Solutions
Lucy Simpson - EV Product Manager, Centrica Business Solutions
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